Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, October 19, 1919

VOI*. XXV. NO. 265. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1919. SPECIAL EDITION

BIG LATONIA MEETING ENDS

Vast Crowd Views the Racing of
the Concluding Day,

Be Frank Keeps His Latonia Rec-
ord Clean in Beating Extermi-
nator for the Cup.

IjATONIA, Ky., Octobfr IS. — C. M. Garrison’s
Sir .Tolin .loliiisoii — Fnuikiiess celdins He Frank con-
tinues Ills prefect Latonia rccnrd and added luster
to It this afternoon liy triumithing in the Latonia
flip at two njiies and a (jiiarter and taking into
camp, among otliers, tlie redoiihtahle Exterminator,
victor of the same event last year. Be Frank’s
victory was decisive and tiioroiigh, leaving no rotun
for doubt of his siiiKU-iority under the conditions
that governed this afternoon. He outstayed Extermi-
nator readil.v througli the last (luarter and only
for taking a bad swerve right near the end his
margin would have been more than he won by.
Exterminator, though beaten, was not disgraced.
He carried his 134 pounds in gallant and game
st.vle, but his trainer’s fears that the track had
stiffened by the drying process and would militate
against the horse’s cliauccs seemed well founded.
Midway’s absence left only four to start, but
lii'gal and Kingozi were never reckoned on seriousl.v.
the eastern pair absorbing all tlie attention, with
Exterminator ruling a big clioice.

The net value of the race was $7,3SO, and it places
the earnings of eastern owned horses over tlie $100,-
CMH) mark in Kentucky stakes for this year, the com-
l>I etc record of Kentucky stakes won by easterners
this season iKung as follows;

Camden Handicap, I^exington, Exterminator,
$1.’.310.

Kentucky Derby. I>ouisville. Fir l’.jirton. $20,S;i5.

I..atonin Derby. I-aton'.a, Be Frank. $lti,]l50.

Breeders’ Futurity, Lexington. Blazes, $0,018.50.

Ijutonia CUuniuionsiiii) Stakes, Latonia, Mad Hat-
tcF, 144.000; T

Queen fit.v Iliiidicaii, Latonia, On Watcli, $7,900.

laitnniu Cup llandicap, Latonia, Be Frank, ,'!!7,380.

’rohil. .?l(H.<i.S3.50.

Toda.v’s racing was witnes.sed by the banner
attendance of tlie fall season, tlie pleasant autumn
weather, i-oiipled witli tliis being the windup of the
racing sea.son at this track, hidng res]Kmsible for the
immense tlirong present. Despite tlie severe track
conditions, the sport was of the keenest and some of
the contests tvirdered on tlie sen.sational.

•Tack Hare .Ir. figured in tlie best race of liis
career and tliis. too. even if Is'aten. He I'ssaycd
to carry 137 isuiiids and would have succeeded but
for bad racing luck that forced him to travel wide
and brouglit alaiut his defeat by the closest kind of
margin by Top Coat, to which lie was tsuicediug
much weiglit.

Prince Pal. which is held to lx* a $.30,001) young-
ster, won the mile liandica]) from some ordinary
ones of his age, tint it was a good perforniaiice in
the going and he is showing steady improvement.

Enmity, wliich scored easily in his onl.v other
Sturt. reiHuited that good performance in the open-
ing race and won impressively from Star Baby.

An interesting struggle of four developed in the
second rats-, with Midia the winner b.v a nose from
Simonite, with Melvin and Hosier tlie same margin
apart.

JIM HEFFERING WINS FINAL RACE.

Corydon. which won in ids previous race, landed
another purse when he outstayed Oiiportunit.v ahd
,Iim Heffering. also a winner in his last race, ac-
counted for the final race of llie meeting.

T. C. McDowell disposed of Precious yi-sterda.v
on private terms to Messrs. Knebelkamp and Glenn
and she will be trained b.v G. Arvin.

"To say I am well pleased but feebly express my
feelings as to the close of our meeting toda.v. said
Mr. Winn. "The season has Ix-eu a successful on" and
I am much gratified with the results. I want to
take tills opportiinit.v of thanking our public for
their generous iiatronage and, also, for tlie consider-
ation they have sliown in putting up witli some
of the discomforts tiiat we did not have time to
remed.v. I realize lliat some of our facilities werj
inadeuuate and I want to assure everyone tliat in
the time intervening before we again open for rac-
ing at Latonia we shall strive earnestly to lietter
tlie conditions and to provide suitable accommoda-
tions for our friends and patrons.”

'I'lie twent.v-two da.vs’ meeting just terminated
was tlie best autumn racin.g in tlie history of the
laitonia track, and this, too, in spite of inclement
wuatlier that ruled during tlie last week of the
meeting. Tlie management was highl.v gratified
over the results, which are not far sliort of tlie
banner returns of the spring. The work of re-

modeling tlie alreaii.v up-to-date i>hint will b<‘ insti-
tuted at once. The preliminary building iirogram
will embrace the more essential requirements, but
the heavy construction will wait until next sjiring.
Engineers and architects are in <-onsiiitation with the
management, and the departure of the liorseineii
from the track will inaugurate a beehive like ac-
tlvit.v of laliorers.

G. M. Garrison brought a i>arl.v of friends from
New York to witness the running of his colt Be
Frank in the laitonia Cup. Be Frank will Is-
shipped to Ismisville. where he will engage in racing
and be a starter in the Isiuisviile Cui>.

Exterminator will be returned to laiiirel tomor-
row. Hcnr.v -MiDaniel would have liked to keep the
horse in these parts and start liini in the I>oni.'ville
Cup. but he was ordercil to shi)) the horse ba< k.

The severe going was res|H>nsible for Midway’s
absence from the Cup rai-e, trainer .lolin K. Ward
thinking that tlie grueling race he would have
V ould prove too severe a task for the horse and
might knock liim out completely.

Ziileika was sold by auction before the racing
and was bought by J. H. Woodford for $3,1X10.

For some reassm there is a scarcity of express
cars that is retarding the movement of horses to
l>)uisville.

The cup which went to the winner of toda.v’s
feature was an ornate solid silver affair and cost
$1,030.

CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF

The Ogden Stable, in charge of Miller Hender-
son has been shipi>ed from Isitoniu to I»uisville.

As in previous years there will lx- no racing on
Monda.vs during tlie winter meeting at Oriental
Park, except during the holiday season, when racing
will be held on every day of the week.

Be Frank’s victory in the T,,atonia Cup places
the Garrison colt’s winnings for the year at $27,315.
With the lymisville Cup apparently at his mercy
and several engagements in valuable races at I’ini-
itco. his chances to increase that amount con-
bidtrably eecm excellent.

FINE SATURDAY PROGRAM AT EMPIRE

Hannibal Beats Star Master in Main Race — Another
Victory for Consistent Albert A.

N’EW Y’OUK, N. Y'., October 18. — A program of
super excellence, emliracing the Westchester Han-
dicap at one mile, wortli $2,47.5 to the winner; the
Ijeviathan Handicap, for all-aged sprinters; a
selling liandicap for Ix-tter class platers, and three
otlier races, insuring keen contention, attracted an
unusually large Saturday lialf-holiday tlirong of
visitors to the course of the Empire City Racing
Association toda.v.

By post time tlie field for the stellar attr.action
was reduced to five. Bally, Recount and Pickwick
declining tlie issue. R. T. Wilson’s Hannibal was
tlie one selected to win, with Star Master next in
demand, .\ndacious not lacking his usual admirers.
Tlie field went away to one of starter t'assidy’s
liest efforts. Hannibal immediately dashed into a
lead, v.Iiich )ie gradually lengtliened to three lengths,
lint liad to be ridden out at tlie end, Butwell
taking no cliances, as Star Master, wliich trailed
in the early part and made up ground liy degrees,
was coming with a cyclonic rusii, Imt umivailingly.
tlie Olambala colt having two lengtlis advantage at
tlie wire. Jock Scot, a forward contender tliroiigli-
oiit, outlasted Audacious for tliird money. Spur
sliowed little and is evidently far from the Spur
of old.

The secondary attraction of the program num-
bered in entries a fast band of sprinters, among
wliich Enfilade received the most attention from
tlie speculatively inclined. However, Masda. Toto
and Arnold did not lack support. 'To a good start
Itill MeClo.v rushed to tlie front, maintaining liis
le.id until tl:e stretch, where Masda, wliicli had
followed tlie pace closely, forged to the front,
and in a hard lirive lasteil to win. Arnold, always
ill clo.se contention, held seeond place safely. Enfi-
lade, the favqrite, was not off to good advantage,
closed a good gap, but was tiring slightly at the
end .

Tlie reliable and consistent Albert A. proved the
Ix-st of the platers in tlie Duroe Selling Handicap,
tlie fiftli race on the program. Sundial II. was
made an outstanding favorite, but aside from show-
ing a little earl.v speed was a distinct disappoint-
ment. ttrouiid-Swell was fleetest at the start and
led liis opponents until the sixteenth jiost. wliere
.Vlbert A., wliicli w.is always close up, moved up,
and in a Iiair-r.iising finish just nodded in front
ill the last stride. Groaml-Sw<ll hnd plenty left
to secure second place from Tenons Bon, which
fiiiisl'.ed resolutely.

BRIGHT qOLD HE8ENTS BETTING ACTION.

Brigiit Gold, the opening favorite in tlie first
race and receding to a tiiird clioice, proved the tx-st
of tlie moderate band of youngsters in tlmt race.
After being shuffled back at the start lie cauglit
tlie leader gradiiall.v, drawing clear to win l>y
a good margin from Sand Bed, the favorite, and
Castor, cacli of wliich sliowed marked improvement
over recent efforts.

Royal Duck, under a ixirfect ride by Kuiiinier,
stole througli on ilie rail in tlie last few yards
of tlie second ra<-e and iqiset tiie calculations of tlie
form backers, getting tlie deeision liy tlie sliortest
of noses from Minute Man, tlie favorite, wliieli went
to the front in tlie early runiiiiig, with Irii Wilson
and Royal Duck in eiosest pursuit. Ira Wilson,
after Ix-iiig outrun by tlie winner in tlie stretch
racing, saved the small portion of tlie purse by a
good margin.

Sidne.v Bender lias arranged for a sliipnient of
liorses from liere to Havana, Cuba. Monday, Octolx r
27. ’riiose incliideil are; C. K. Moore. 15; F.

Hoiisnian, 1(1; J. Boden, 0; Casco Stable, »>; 1).
Hammond. »>: H. B. Dallj', 5; ,S. Judge, 3; A.
Nieliaus, 3; W. Ibigan, 2, and C. MacDonald. 1.
Mr. Bender stated tiiat any Iiorsemen or others
ilesiring to ship or visit Havana it will be necessary
for tliein to liavc passports, wliicli can be arranged
for lij- interviewing liiiii at the Empire City track
daily.

M. J. Jliirphy disposed to Capt. Abe to W.
Wliiteliall. W. Walker clainieil 'riios. F. McMahon
for $1,225 yesterday.

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CHEVY STEEPLECHASE TO DUETTISTE

J. E. Widener Representative Defeats Crack Band
of Jumpers — Arrah Go On Beats Papp.

L.VrUEL, Md.. October 18.— The Clievy Cliase
Steeiilecliase, a $5,000 added stake over tlie two
and a lialf mile course, brought a high-clas.s field
of jinnix'rs to tlie post at Ixiiirel this afternoon
and furnislied an interesting eoutest. J. E. Wide-
ner’s Diiettiste, ridden with good judgment by
B.ver. proved best, and in a stirring finisli beat
Debadoii, one of the Greentrre Stable’s entry, a
couple of longtiis. The latter led b.v a long margin
until the last turn of tlie field, wlien he began to
tire. Weldsliip, Decisive and Topiiy Nix lost tlmir
riders. L. Ciie.vne, v.lio bad the mount on De-
cisive, sustained a sliglit fracture. Ural and
Green esi-aped witli a few bruises.

'I’lie lx*st fiiiisli of tlie afternoon came with the
running of tlie third race, in wliicli tlie Hildretli
entry. Arrali Go On, just lasted long enougli to
beat I’api) liy a nose. Tlie latter might have won
but for racing wide most of the wa.v. covering
more ground tiian any otiicr liorse in tlie race.

-tnotliir close finisli was that in tlio fourth r.ace,
Indian Cliant defeating Jack of Spades by a liead,
wliile tlie latter had but a neck advaiiLige of Buts
and (hills.

Jixkeys Fa tor and Hamilton sliareil the riding
lionors of the da.v, cacli witli two winners.

Ixird Brighton made it a douiile for tlie afternoon
for llie Hililretli stable win n lie easily aci oniited for
tlie mile liandicap, in wliicb lie was opposed by
Duchess I.,a<-e and Camoufleiir.

Several liorses ehaiiged liands during the after-
iKHiii via tile claiming route. W. T. Wilkinson
claimed Pajip for $3.15.5. B. Harding took Arrah
Go On for $3.(k)5 and Commander J. K. I,. Ross
claimed bitisan Dore for .$2,ti05.

Starter Milton siis|x;nded steepiccliase jockey
W. I'ral for tlie reinaiiider of the meeting for
al'iisive language. I'ral is the fourtii buy that
Milton lias susix-iided in 245 racing days.

Biircliase, s. C. Hildretli’s great three -year- old,
which pulled up lame in his work some da.vs ago. is
going along well again. Hildreth said today that
Biircliase jiroiiably wrenched his ankle and tiiat tlie
colt will lx> all riglit sliorlly. Wliethor he will st.irt
again tliis year will depend, of course, upon the
way he trains.

Blazes, Captain Barr’s two-year-old by Wrack,
tlie best liorse, Billy Gartli said, he ever trained,
is also gal’iopiiig again. Blazes will be pointed for
tlie Walden Stakes at Pimlico, a mile race for two-
year-olds, and tliis likely will be his last race of
tlie year.

Lewis Garth, acting for W. 'T. Wilkinson, has
piircliased from Allan Bulcroft tlie Canadian-bred
Silk Bird, li.v Oiseaii. Silk Bird Is to lx- raced
througli tlie field. Tlie purcliase price was $2,000.

Old ’I'ickcf of Ixjave, licro of mail}' races through
tlie field, reached Laurel yesterda.v right off t'le
farm. Witli Billy Garth up. 'Ticket of Leave will
load the parade to the ixist in tlie Ticket of Leave
bteeplccliuiie, to be ruu at Laurel ou tbe lust day

KENTUCKY FALL SEASON NEARING END

Mo;;t Successful Racing Year Will Close with Great
Meeting at Churchill Downs.

LOnsVlLLE, Ky., October IS. — The most success-
ful fall season of thorouglibred lior.se racing that lias
ever been promoted in Kentucky, a season that lias
been marked by tlie inaugural ruuuing of the $50,000
Latonia Clianipioiiship, a race of one mile and tliree-
fiuarters for three-year-olds, that is destined to be-
come one of the most popular of American long
distance sitecials, that has been signalized by a
brilliant renewal of tlie Latonia Autumn Cup, a
.57, .500 race of two miles and a quarter for tliree-
year-olds and over, and lias yet to witness tlie re-
newal at picturesque Churcliill Downs of tlie $5 ,(kK)
Louisville Cup, at two miles, tlmt will bring to-
geiiicr, for another test of endurance as well as
speed, tlie pick of American long distance run-
ners, will come to a close at Churchill Downs on
Xoveiiibei 1. In otlier years Latonia has finislied
Kentucky’s full racing. But the Kentucky Jockey
Club, wliich now controls racing in the Blue Grass
state, elected in the spring to give Latonia tlie oid
plac-o of tlio Louisville tracks in tlie date schedule
and sliift the distinction of winding up the year to
(’liurchill Downs, and tlie new arrangement has
proved eminently satisfactory to liorsemeh and tre-
mendously poimlar witli the patrons of tlie sjMirt.

The final meeting at Cliiirchill Downs will begin
on ()ct(iber 23 and <-oiiliniie tliniugh the 1st of
November. 'There will lx? nine racing days all told,
and tiie sport at Cliurchill Downs will be main-
tained -by tlie strongest stables that are now at
Imtonia. reinforced by several from the east.
Commander Ross lias named Cudgel for the
Louisville Cup and tlie Falls Citv Handicap.

War Pennant for the Cup and Handicap,

and Boniface for the Falls Cit.v. Cudgel Is no
stranger to patrons of Kentucky racing. It was
in Kentucky a couple of years back tiiat the son
of Broomstick— Eugenia Burcli made the brilliant
reimtaticn that moved (’onimander Uoss to pay .Toliii
W. Scliorr $30,000 for liim. A year ago last spring
Cudgel defiaited a first-class band in tlie $10,(MH)
Kentucky Handicap. Cudgel came west for tin-
Kentucky Handicap of last spring, but heavy going
prevented liis starting against Midway and Ex-
terminator. Boniface, a long distance running son
of 'Transvaal, is anotiier graduate of Kentucky
racing. Commander Ross lias Constancy, an im-
liortcd duuglitcr of Ambassador, for wliich he paid
.Vrthur B. Hancock $15,000 at .Saratoga in August,
in tlie Golden Rod liandicap. Constancy has won
tlio 8pinaway at Saratoga and the $10,000 Eastern
Sliore Stakes at Havre de Grace. She is generally
regarded in tlie east as tlie most formidable of
•Ymericau two-year-old fillies.

LUCULLITE MAY COME 'WEST.

llildrctii. wljose Fair Play tliree-year-old Mad
Hatter won tlie first Latonia Clianipioiiship in liril-
liaiit fashion, lias Valor and I.iicullite in tlie Falls
•-il,'’ Handicap. He will liave nothing for the

Louisville Cup. Botli of Ids (’up nominations —

Ptirchase and Cirrus — liave gone wrong. Purchase
pulled up lame after galloping at Laurel I’ark last
week and lias been put by for tiie year. Cirrus
Ixtwed a tendon at Saratoga. Lucullite, a son of
'Trap Rock — Liick.v Lass, is considered in tlie east
tile best of American four-year-olds. After nearly
a year of iion-productivciiess, occasioned bv aii
injury sustained from tlie heels of Rosie O’l'jrady
(a vicious kicker) at the start of the Hopeful
Stakes at Saratoga in August. 1917, LiieulUte came
into Ids own last spring. He has been practically
uiibeatable at one mile and one mile and an eighth
all fall. At Belmont Park lie ran a mile in better
than 1:37. In. the Aqueduct Handicap he slioiildered
133 jiouiids and ran a mile ami an eightli in 1:49%.
and in the Edgcmerc, another Aqueduct feature, he
slioiildered 135 pounds and ran a mile and an eighth
in 1 :.50 flat. Hildretli iielieves tiiat Liieullite wil!
maintain ids stieed any di.stance, also that the going
It Cluircliill Downs will suit him. David Leary, the
man wlio liroiight Mail Hatter west for tlie La-
tonia Clianipioiiship and saddled him last Saturday,
may liring Lucullite and Valor west for tlie Falls
City Handicap.

Janies Rowe, manager of the racing and breeding
pstablisiiim nts of Mr. Wliitney, is e.\iiccted to send
tiie Peter Pan filly Vcxatiou.s. winner at Saratoga of
tlie historic Alabama Stakes, to Cliurcliill Downs for
tlie Falls ('ity Handicap and tlie Louisville Cup.
His representatives in the Golden Rod Stakes will
lx‘ tlie two-year-olds Rowes Biid and Furbelow,
wliicli are in the division of the Wliitney
stable Mosp Goldblatt is campaigning in Kentuck\\
When Vexatious arrives in Kentucky the westerners
will see tlie best three -year-old filly of tlie season
of 1919. A splendid individual tliis daugiiter of
Peter I’an — Contrary, wliusc maternal grindda.ai was
a sister to Stalwart, greatest of tlie long-distance
rtimiing sons of Meddler, galloped Milkmaid to de-
feat in tlie Alabama Stakes. Vexatious threw her
jockey at tiie post before the start of a race at
Laurel Park tlie other day. and Rowe liad to let up
ou lier. But slie has recovered her poise, and witli
iicr poise lier siieed.

ClnircliiU Downs autumn features — tlie Falls City
Handicap, tlie Golden Rod Stakes and the Louisville
Ciqi — will lie mil on October 23, October 25 and
NovemixT 1, respectively. Tlie Golden Rmi and
Falls City will eucli have an added nione.v value of
S4.()()0. 'The Louisville Cup, as already related,
will p;iy $5,000 in add<-d money.

RACING VALUES IN THE ARGENTINE

For tlic first linlf of the year’s racing in tiie
.\rgcntine the prize money amounted to $1,021.21)0.
and as tlie ilassic raecs had not tlien been decided
tlie sum will be more tliaii doubled Iiy tlie end of
tlie year. At tiie Iialf-wa.v stage Juan 'Torterolo
was at tlie liead of the winning trainers witli twenty-
five winners, as the result of ci,glity -nine attempts,
ami bis broilier. Domingo Torterolo. at tlie top of
tlie list of winning jockeys witli fift.v-four winners
out of 175 mounts. Old Man Iieads tlie winning stal-
lions with nineteen winners of 5100.500, witli Craga-
iioiir second witli fwenty-four winners of $lb9,.j00,
and Your Majesty tiiird witli twenty-nine winners of
$175,000. Polar Star’s progen.v have won eighteen
races valued at .890.000. ami Diamond Jubilee
tweiity-eiglit winners of $82,500.

AM[R1CA’S RICHEST RAGE

Maryland Futurity May Surpass
in Value All of the Old Fixtures.

Event Open to Breeders World
Over — Unsexed Horses
to Be Barred.

BALTIMORE. JId.. Octolx>r IS.— Maryland’s Fu-
turity, wliicli will be run next fall for the first
time at either Havre de Grace, Laurel or Pimlico
(it has not yet been decided whicli), may surpass
it! value aii.v liorse race ever run in tlie L'liited
States. It will Ixi approximated as regards value
onl.v b.v the Grand Prix, tlie greatest of Frencli
races, wliicli, when 'William K. Vand u-hilt’s North-
east won in 1908, paid a matter of $7(i,000 to Hie
winner, and wlicn Sardanapale won in 1914 paid
nearly $72,000. 'The Maryland Jockey Club. Mary-
lalid St.ite Fair and Harford Agricultural and Breed-
ers’ Association will make up a sum of $(i0,000
for tile Maryland Futurity, wliich might approxi-
mately be called tlie Walden Futurity, since tlie
idea of it germinated in the brain of Robert L.
Walden, proprietor of tlia Bowling Brook Btiul.
wiiicli is in Carroll County, Maryland, and is the
oldest tlioroiiglibred nursery in tlie Old Line State.
.\ml then there will be a starting fee of $1,000.
Tliere will never be under a dozen starters in a
race tiiat will Iiavo a value of $00,(K)0 in added
money. So it is certain tiiat tiie value of tliis
great two-year-old race will be greater lliau
. 570,000 iiiinually.

Tlie richest of tiie old .Slieepsliead Bay Futurities
was Potomac’s, and it paid $07. 075. But there will
be a vast difference between tlie Maryland Futurity
and Hie old (,'oney Island Jockey Club Futurity as
regaius tae source of its value. 'Tlie Coney Island
liM'key Club never added a greater sum tliaii $15,000
n the Siieepshead Bay Futurity. 'Tlie bulk of tlie
stake# lias been made up from year to year by the
illliicrliitioiis ami forfeits of nominating breeders.
Tliere will be no subscriiitions and forfeits in the
Mar.vlaml Fiiturlt.v, only tlie $1,000 starting fee, to
whicli reference lias l)een made already.

'Tlie Maryland Futurity will be for entire colts
and fillies, because it lias become a fixed jxdic.v
in Maryland to discourage Hie wasteful praetii'e of
uiisexing .voiiiig thoroughbred stallions, wliich, when
left entire, are capalile of being put to use at tlie
government remount studs, siring lialf-breds for the
fon-es of national defense. A man will think more
tliaii twice Ix-fore he disqualifies a well-bred young
liorse, tiiat may be a hit liackward in development,
from starting in a $70, (KX) to $75, (HK) race by alter-
ing liim to promote quicker maturing. Tlie dis-
tance of tiie Maryland Futurity will be one mile,
Ix^caiise it is Hie purpose of the racing asscx’iatioiis
of Maryland to encourage the development of
stamina. With tliis $70,000 prize in siglit there will
not lie so much Iiiirrying of fine young thoroughbreds
to destruction by training them hard for $5,(KK) to
$10,000 races to be run in May, June- and early July.
It is conceded tiiat it is tiie rigorous early training
ami racing of two-year-olds tiiat makes sprinters
so niimcroii.s and long distance runners scare*'.
Hard training on feet and ankles that are not suf-
ficiently mature to stand rough usage promotes iin-
soundiiess. Not even a tlioroiiglibred will maintain
ids speed far wlien liis feet arc bad and his tendons
are walibly. Care must be taken of a two-year-
old tiiat is to compete in autumn in a race of one
mile for from $70,(K)0 to $75,000.

BIG INCENTIVE FOR BREEDERS.

The Maryland Futurity will be open to tlie breed-
ers of the world — Europe, Australia, New Zealand,
Soiitli Africa and the Argentine — because it is the
inirpose of its promoters to bring to tlie United
States tliroiigli it two-year-olds of the liigliest qual-
it.v. 'Tlie best mares of the great studs tlic world
over will bo named in years to come for this Futu-
rity, aud its $70,1)00 to $75,000 will create a market
for their progeny in tiie Cnited States. Brtteders
of tlie liorses that figure most iironiinentlj' in these
Mar.vlami Futurities will be remembered, of course,
as breeders of the contending horses are remembered
in tlie eonditioiis of great produce races the world
over.

As a special inducement to Americans to breed
tlioroiighbreds in Maryland an additional $1,000 will
lie paid eacli season out of tlie stakes to tlie breed-
er of the winner, , provided tlie winner has been
Iirodiieed 011 a Maryland stock farm. Tiie announce-
ment of tliis condition some weeks back has already
liad tlie effect of bringing back to Maryland the
Hiorougiibrcd stud of 'Tlionias Clyde. Tlie Clyde
stud lias been removed from Red Bank, N. J., to
Bowling Brook Farm.

.Since tlie Futurity of Maryland is to be instituted
next .vt'ar at a track tiiat will be decided by lot,
it will be closed tliis fall for yearlings. Tlie young-
sters that will take part in its first renewal, or
second running, are now weanlings. Ultimately, of
course, it will be open only to luares that have been
mated in the spring and appear to be iti foal.

Ill a general way tliese are tlie facts concerning
wliat will for years to come lie tiie most valuable
of American liorse races. The conditions of the
Jiarv’laiid I'uturit.v down to tlie last detail will lx*
announced later, after tlie directorates of the Mar.v-
land Jockey Club, tlie Harford Agricultural aiid
Breeder.-,’ Association and the Slarylaiid State Fair
liave got together and decided just wliat they will
do. It I'aii be said witli authorit.v, however, that
after Hie first running the Maryland Futurity
will be decided in rotation at first on one of the
three tracks tiiat will collaborate in its production
after the otlier.

HAVANA, CUBA, TRACK SALE RUMORED

of tlie meeting, and Billy promises to take a couple
of jumps with the old liorse. Garth a short time
ago sold his entire crop of yearlings to Captain
Ral I’arr. Tliere are nine in tlie band, five by
Tlieo. Cook and four by the imported Berilldon.

'The I’orter, tlie good four-year-old by Sweep,
wliich went amiss a few days ago, has fully re-
covered and is training again.

I’oaclier, S. C. Hildreth’s four-year-old that
finished tiiird in the last race Friday, was claimed
by J. I'rice for $2. 500.

The E. 'T. Zollicoffer horses, since passing into
the hand of that gcxid young trainer IV. 'T. Mc-
Kinney, have shown wonderful improvement. Mal-
volio scored ids first victory in a .vear wlieii he i
won lier*' 011 Friday and others in Hic string have
given uidicatious that they will shorUy earu brack- J
t'ts. 1

NEW V^ORK, N. Y., October 18. — There is an un-
confirmed report liere tiiat C. A. Stoneman of
tiie New York National Ia.>ague baseball club, and
Jolin J. McGraw, manager of tlie club, and Stone-
iiiuiTs partner, lias Ixniglit a large interest in the
Oriental I’ark race track in Havana for something
like one miliion dollars from H. D. Brown and his
associates. Brown, Sl;onenian and McGraw landed
at Key West today and are on their way to New
Y’ork. The story is not confirmed, but it is known
tiiat McGraw. wlio has always had an interest in
tlie Havana racing venture, has soiiglit before this
to get Stoneman to also Iiecome interested.

An official of the Cub.i-.\inorican Jocke.v Club
said today; "I do not know if the story is true.
I am inelined to believe Hiat it is, in part. I
tliink tlmt Stoneman lias bouglit a largo interest
and tiiat -McGraw lias added to tlie intetvst lie has
always had. Their jirofits in Imseball this season
w*'re large enougli to bii.v sometliiiig liig. II. D.
Brown, if tlie imreliase lias been made, will bold
uu interest and manage tbc property.”

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TELEGRAPHIC FORM

The horses wliieli seem best in Monday’s races
are:

Laurel, Md., October 18.

1 — KolllekinK Airs, Sea 5Iime, Venal Joy.

2— Max Meadows, Sinlthfield, Bob Redfield.

3 — WATTKEA(i, Widow Bedotte, Zouave.

4 — Arrali Go On, Boniface, I’igeon Wing.

5 — AVeary. Encrlnitc. Gaulois.

6 — Mint Cat, Sylvano, Rapid Day.

7 — Polronia, Indolence, I.azy Ix)u.

T. K. Lynch

BulTalu’s Laurel Handicap.

1 — Runnyven, Devil Dog, King’s Champion, Sea

Slime.

2 — Flare, Max Meadows. Smithfield. Bob Redfield

3 — Quts-n of the Sea, Widow Bedotte, Sibola, Lit

tie Cottage.

4_B0.\IFACE, Papp, (Juietude. Pigeon Wing.

5 — Sni!irt Guy, .Sea Queen. Glen Light. Weary.

6— Rapid Day. Tlie De<dslon, Hank O’Day. Poaclier.

7 — i'ulroiun. Indolence, Harry Breivogel, laizy

I.OU.

Obnerver’K Laurel Handicap.

1— Sen Mime, Uuuiiyven, King’s Cliampion, Devil

D»>g.

2— Flar.-, Bol> Redfield, Max Meadows, Xortli-

wood.

3— Saint’s Bridge, AVidow Bedotte, Little Cottage,

lielario.

4— .\RRAH GO ON, Boniface, Papp, Oplielia.

5 — AA’eary, Encrinite, Kirali, Sea Queen.

6— Rapid Day. Hank O’ Day, Sylvano. I’oaclier.

7 — I'olroma, Lazy Ixnt. Queen Blonde, Romeo.

FIELD FOR HORSE EXPERIMENTATION

• ( 80 )

At Laurel.

LAUREL, Md., October 18. — The Laurel track
was much improved this morning, and as a conse-
quence faster work was shown during the exercise
gallops, tile following being the best:

AA’eatlier clear; track good —

78 — Arethusa, five-eighths in 1 :(».">.

79 — Alins, tlir.-'e-quarters in 1:19.

78 — Hiillet Dancer II., mile in 1:48.

71— Ballyconnell, three-eiglitlis in 3S.

68 — Blazes, three-quarters in 1:21.

.30 — Capelta, tliree-eiglitlis in 37.

77 — Catoctin. three-quarters in 1:17.

73 — ('eltn. three-quarters in 1:19.

73 — Dr. line, mile in 1:.50.

78 — Ihmglass S.. mile in 1:47.

71 — Dancing Girl, half mile in .52.

77 — Driisilla, three-quarters in 1;17.

— Devil Dog, tliree-euarters in 1:17 t£.

7.8 — Encore, five-olghtlis in 1:06%.

78 — Franklin, three-quarters in 1:21.

78 — Forever, half mile in 49%.

71 — Frizeur. three-quarters in 1:19.

7.5 — Frogtown, mile in 1:.50.

79 — Freeinantle. three-quarters in 1:20.

78 — Flying AA'elsliman, half mile in 50.

74 — Franc Tireur, iialf mile in 51.

78— Farmingiiale, half mile in 51.

77 — Grandee, tliree-eigliths in .39.

— (inulois, three-quarters in 1:19.

75 — Gala Head, mile in 1:40.

78 — Hasten On. five-eightlis in 1:02%.

77 — Highland Light, luilf mile in .50.

78 — Hilda’s Brotlier, tliree-qiiarters in 1:24.

73 — His Choice, three -eightlis in .38.

77 — Hauberk, three-quarters in 1:18.

7.5 — Indolenee. mile In 1:48.

76 — Josepli P. ilurt)b.v, mile In 3 :50.

74 — Knilipolis, five-eighths in 1:09.

72 — King Jolin. half mile in .53.

57 — Kirali, three-quarters in 1:26.

79— Laura Miller, lialf miie in .50.

77 — Ig’.d.v loiie, tliree-cightlis in 37.

79 — Liid.v of the Igike, half mile in 51.

72 — Liieie Ma.v, tliree-qiiarters in 1:17.

79 — Ijeoeliares, tliree -quarters In 1:16.

09 — Ixniise A’., three-eiglilh.s in 38.

73 — Madrono, half mile in ,51.

75— Mint Cal, tliree-elghlhs in 40.

57 — .Alannelien. three-quarters in 1:18.

71’ — Miirpliy. lialf mile in .56.

72 — Monoeacy, mile in 1:52.

77 — Mareelle M., tliree-qiinrters in 1:18.

77- -OrIuniU> of Havana, Imlf mile in .50%.

7f. — Out tile AA'ay, five-elghtiis in 1:01.

78 — Oplielia. three-quarters in 1:19.

78 — Pigeon Wing, tliree-qiiarters in 1:17.

79 — Polronia, mile in 1:46.

76 — rient.v. mile in 1:43.

.5.5— Peter Piper, half mile in 54.

62 — Queen Itlomie, tliree-eigliths in 40.

68 — !tey el Pleasanton, thris'-qiiarters in 1:10%.

75— Rory o’.Aiore. tiiree-quarters in 1:22.

.Time 24 — Runnyven, three-quarters in 1:19.

74 — Romeo, mile in 1:52.

78 — Royoe Rools, half mile in 51.

69— Stroniboli. lialf mile in 53.

66 — Seiirr.v. three-quarters in 1:19.

78 — Stricklin, seven-eiglitlis ia 1:33.

7.5 — Sister Emblem, mile in 1:56.

77 — .Saint’s Bridge, mile in 1:44%.

73 — Sylvano, mile in 1:44%.

79 — Squire Charlie, lialf mile in 51.

78 — Stickling, mile in 1:44.

7*‘ — Sunfly liill, mile in 1:51.

79 — Sedan, tliree-quarters in 1:22.

76— Sineorlty, half mile in .52.

79 — Tliorn Bioom, three-eighths in 42.

78— Tlie I»st Bird, three-eigliths in 39.

79— The I’orter, mile in 1 :42'% .

74 — Valspnr, three-quarters in 1 :21 .

76 — AA’iirsaw. five-eighths in 1:03.

77 — AA’ldow Bedotte, scven-eiglitlis in 1:33.

79 — AVedding Cake, half mile in 51.

77 — AA'elsliraun’s Folly, three-quarters in 1:16%.

73 — AA'ililair, five-eighths in 1:05.

At Emeiro City.

NEAA’ YORK, N. Y., October 18. — The improved
condition of the Yonkers course was reflected in the
large number of horses out for work, tlie following
being tlie best moves of this morning:

AA’eatlier clear; track good--
4.3 — Assign, fivo-clghtlis in 1:06%.

77 — American Eagle, tiiroe-quarters in 1:19%.

78 — Alvord. half mile in 51.

61 — Acid Test, half mile in .54.

72 — Amiistic<‘, tlirec-quarters in 1:19.

62 — Botsinda. luilf mile in 52%.

70 —Blue Star, tlirec-iiiiarters in 1:27.

— Belle Roberts, seven -eightlis in 1:32%.

72 — Caddie, tliree-qiiarters in 1:17%.

70 — Copyright, five-eighths i:i 1:04%.

78 — Cinderella, tliree-cuiirters in 1:16%.

78 — Cleopatra, mile in 1:19%..

77 — Cliief, tliree-qiiarti rs in 1:15%.

76 — Different Eyes, three-quarters in 1:17%.

7»— David Ilariiin, mile in 1:44%.

72 — liragon Rock, seven-eigliths in 1:33%.

77 — (fOlderest Boy, tliree-quarters in 1:19%.,

62 — Flareiip, five-eighths in 1:05.

— Feather, half mile in .53.

76 — Forfar, tlin-e -quarters in 1:19.

76 — Fellswoop, tliree-quarters in 1:22.

76— Flags, three-quarters in 1:16%.

69 — lliekoryniit, tliree-quarters in 1:20.

76 — Hlndoostan, mile in 1:47%,.

(Ml — Head Over Heels, five-eighths in 1:0-1.
rr4— Irish Dream, lialf mile in .50%.

79— Jack O’Dowd, mile in 1:47%.

70 — Liieiiis. five-eightlis in 1:08%.

77 — I.jidy Gertrude, seven-eiglitlis in 1:39.

74 — I.ilK'rty Girl, tliree-quarters in 1:19.

76 — Lilierty Star, five-eiglvtlis in 1:64%,.

31 — I.iad.v Brummel, tliree-eiglitlis in 39.

76 — Masked Dancer, threo-iiuarters in 1:16%.

7(5 — Mile. Vivian, five-eiglitlis in 1 :05.

71 — Miiekenzie, mile in 1:48.

7C. — Marmlte, tliree-quarters in 1 :17%,.

61 — Ormonda, mile in 1:42%.

7i‘ — Orderly, mile in 1:49%.

76 — Onwa. mile in l:49-ffi.

72 — Oiir Maid, five-eighths in 1:04.

— Primitive, tliree-ijuarters in 1:20.

78 — Roiiiid Robin, three -iiiiarters in 1:16%.

78 — Uiglit Over Might, tliri»e- quarters in 1:19.

7.5 — Rinkavous. mile iu 1:48.

7.5 — Rainbow Division, half mile in 52.

76 — Sweet Tooth, mile in 1:43%.

7C. — Service Star, tliree-quarters in 1:19.

7.5 — Swirl, tliree-quarters in 1:28%.

7.5 — Sycaiiioor, mile in 1 :45.

79— Smart Money, tliree-quarters in 1:18%.

74 — Siesta, seven-eigliths in 1:36.

73 — Simpleton, lialf mile in 48%.

7.5 — Sir Clarence, tliree-quarters in 1:18%.

7.5 — Sir Grafton, mile in 1:43%.

70 — Star Realm, mile in 1:50.

76 — Scotch A’erdiet. mile in 1:47%.

64 — Tiger Rose, three-quarters in 1:19%.

— Teaelior’s I’et, five-eigliths in l;05-%.

7.8— Tiug-a-Liiig. tliree-quarters iu 1:18.

72 — Ten Can, three-quarters in 1:19%.

70— Tan II., tliree-quarters in 1:17%.

— The Daiipliin, three-quarters in 1:20.

73 — AA’ilf.'-eda. lialf mile in 5.5.

76 — Yvette, five-eigliths in 1:04%,.

7.5 — A'ouneed. tliree-qnarters in 1:1.8%.

72 — A'oiing Adam, five-eightlis in 1:11%.

Genesee Valley Selectod by the Government as a
Permanent Hadquarters.

GENE.8EO, N. Y„ October 18.— Col. C. L. Scott,
wlio lias charge of the purchase, issue and sale
of cavalry remounts for the federal government, has
piircliascd seventeen liend of weanlings and yearlings,
seme thoroughbred and otliers luilf and three-
(inarters bred, from farmers in tliis vicinity and
Avon, anil they will be sent to Fort Riley to be
developed in tlie mounted service school at that
point.

Col. Seott was one of tliose wlio camo from Wash-
ington in Septemlier to inspect tlie various classes
at tlie Livingston ('ount.v Fair at Avon. He was
nniazed at wliut had iK-en ai-i-omplislicd in tlie w.iy
of horse production in the (}eiies,‘e Valley tiiroiigh
tlie co-operation of tlie Rreeding I’.urcaii of the
Jockey Clu!) and the Genesee Valley Breeders’ As-
sociation, and the purchase of tlic seventeen young-
sters is the result of his report to lie.adquarters.
It will be interesting to note the development of
tliPse colts, anil Col. Scott, will have photographic
records made at their entrance and at intervals
during their training.

'I'lie farmers of this valle.v are now reaping tan-
gible lM*riefits from tlieir horse breeding experiments,
and lialf and tliree-ijuarter bred liorses will soon
l)c abuiulant in a region which is s|>eciaUy adapted
for the work. Tlie pastures of the (Jenesee were
for many years devoted to beeves, and tlie bulk
of the land that was not given over to farming

was covered with Herford and .Angn.s breeds that

wore sent to the ('liristmas markets in prime condi-

tion, witli little feeil beyond the nutritious blue
grass wliicli eiiine from soil tliiit liad never been

tiiriiPil by tlie ploughsliare.

’riie advent of tlie tlioroiiglibred sires of the
JiM-ke.v Club broiiglit about tlie eliaiige. The farm-
ing l■onlmunlt.v. long indifferent to licrse proiluetion.
are now praetienll.v a unit in tlie desire to breiMl
bi'tter class horses, and under the Genesee A’lille.v
, Ian by wliicli tlic-y iiave tlie use of selei-ted
hiares and own the foaks tlioy find tlie work iirofit-
alile. Sales of young hunters and saddle hors»-s
ill the rough are inerensiiigl.v uiimerous, and with
Clicle Sum a customer tlie linrse breeding end of
tlicir fainiiiig ventures takes on :i rosy hue.

The fact that Mrs. Herbert AA’adsiwortli. the
pri'sideiit of their association, is a siiecialist in
animal husbandry, and that the department of agri-
■iiltiire at AVasliington is rendering assistance to
he movement, is significant. George Jl. Rommel,
■liief of the luireiiii of animal liuishanilry, was a
risilor at tlie Livingston I'oiiuty show at Avon,
iiiil while there he selected a site for te.'rmiiiieiit
iieudiiuiirtcrs where the stallions may be kept under
the care of an expert during the winter months.
He had the following to say:

"It was my first visit to the valley and what
I saw eonvini-ed me tliat it is the field for lior.se
xperinientntioii. Heretofore the government has
lent its moral support. AVe are now prepared to
go farther and eoiitrilmte to tlie mnintenaiiee of
tlie stallions. Anybody viewing the sliow of mares
mill foals by different stallion.s would know tliat
tlie work has Is-en eoiulucted on a scientific basis.

'I'he eommimity is fortunate in Iiaving sucli an
organization u:s tiie Genesee Valle.v Breeilers’ Asso-
ciation and siicii an energetic president as Mrs.
AVadsworth. Organization is wliat counts, and I
wisli others interested in liorse produetioii wc.ulil
follow the lead of tliis institution. Nearly every

Empire City — ^Yonkers, N. Y., October 18.

1 — ROUND ROBIN, Sir Clarence, Armistice.

2 — Senator Crow, 'flios. F. McMahon, I*. G. King.
;4— Back Bay, Sherman A., 'rommy wane.

4— Liinettn. Homely, St. .Allan.

r, — Siilvestra. Tliisth’iloii. I’astoral Sw-ain.

6 — Belle Roberts, Orderly, Little Nearer.

F. J. Ortell.

Bnffalu’M Empire City Handicap.

1 — Round Roiiin, Armistice, Service Star, Moroni.

2 — Scotcli A'erdict, Cliief, S<‘uator Crow, Daydue.

3 — Uncle’s Lassie, Buck Buy, St. Isidore, Sher-

man A.

4 — HOMELY, Lunetta. CinUereUa. Star Court.

5— 'riiislledon. Ueeouiit, Bastoral Swain. Alliert A.

0— Tom McTaggart, Grundy, AVkimsy, Orderly.

Obaerver’M Empire City Handicap.

1— Round Robin, Service Star, Moroni, Armistice.

2 — Stsdcli A'ercLct, I’. G. King. I’oilii, Chief.

3 — Uncle’s laissie, Ting-u-Ling, Buck 15ay, St.

Isidore.

4— HOMELY. Lunetta, Cinderelin. Star Court.

0— Alliert A., Recount, Tbistledon, I’astoral

Swain.

6— Grundy, Orderly, Hlndoostan, Little Nearer.

BIGOTRY’S AMAZING GROWTH

aicrse Henry Vv’atterson’s Sano Analysis of a
Hodem Foculiarity,

district has one for liogs, cattle or sheep, snd
progress invariably comes wlien there is intelligent
co-operation.

"TIiP result of the horse sliow and sale that fol-
lowed it must have been gratifying to the farmers
of the valley, nnd tliey are to be congratulated on
what they are doing to breed a better type of riding
horse. The fact that people are coming from far
nnd near to bii.v is the answer to their efforts. I
am imrtleularly pleasetl with the brood mares as
a class as so many of them combine substance and
quality. The work that these dams do on a farm
will more than jiay for their kee|>, nnd at the same
time tlie.v will Is* raising a foal wliielr will be a
direct source of profit within a siiort period.

"To breed gooil horses.’’ said .Air. Rommel In
eoneliision. "one must liave grnss, limestone and
water. The liest proof that the Genesee A’alley
possesses all of tliese in a superlative degree is
(he quality of tlie liorses that come from thut part
of tlie Empire State.’’

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II. J. H.. I’poria, lil., and A. A\’., Dayton. O. See
reply to AA'ni. 15.

R. G. B.. Nashville. Tenn. Gnlli-Ciirei won one
race tliis year to date liesides being second twice
and third three times.

Enquirer, I»ulsville. Ky. Tlie Society has no
agent of wiiieli we know in this eountry. Yon can
obtain the information at the oftice of I.e Jix'key,
Paris, France.

H. J. S., San Antonio. Tex. Mad Hatter’s correct
weight in tlie Marylimd Handicap was that in tlie
cliart — 106 iM>ii:ids. The 116 pounds in the entries
was an error of telegrapliy.

J. B. IL. Tiilsa, Okla. Tlie rare was run at
Jiiiirej:' February 1, 1910. It was at five fiirlniigs.
Grlied laid wcii at 7 to 1. Time. 59%. Silver

Stocking was fmirtli and Colonel Bob fifth.

J. R.. Cliicago, Hi. In the iiuituels wlien there
are place and sliow tickets sold they are sold on
every horse ia tlie race. .As tlie favorite. Bally -
coiiiiell was well liackcd to sliow in race 4439.3.

R. (). N.. St. Louis, Mo. So long ns the horses
in a iiarlay keep on winning it is not deeided until
there has been ai'tioii in the case of ever.v liorse
named in if. A limit lias no liearing on tlie matter
otlier tiidn to define wliat may Ik* won if tlie jiarlay
goes through.

AA’m. E., and others. Cliicago, 111, Before the
riiiiniug of race 44383 Nortliern Belle had been sold
to another owner and so was no part of tlie Madden
entr.v. i ader the circiimstanees Mii.v Alley was

the Madden i-ntry nnd had she won backers of tlie
entry would have been paid.

A. H. AV., Butte. Mont. In hookmaking when
two liorses run a dead lieat tlie mone.v wagered is
added togetlier ami divided equally between the
hacker and layer. Tims, in the suggested 'fippo
Sahib ease, $.5 on at 3 to 2 would become $12. .50,
of wliicli eacli party would take $6.25. In the other
imagiiiary case $25,006 on at 3 to 5 would become
$40,iKK), of which each party would take $20,0(K).

EMPIRE CITY FORM CHART

NEW YORK, N. Y., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919.— Empire City. Sixth day. Empire City Racing
Association. Fall Jleeting of 12 days. Weather clear; temperature 60“.

Steward to Represent Jockey Club. Andrew Miller. Judges, E. C. Siultli and C. H. Pettinglll. Stnrter,
Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, C. Cornehlsen.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. ni. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.

44443

FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (July 22, 1918— 1:05%— 2— 119.) Purse $881.
olds. Selling, Net value to winner $881; second, $125; third, $75.

2-year-

Index Horses

AW’trrst %

%

% str Fill

Jockeys Owners

0

n

0

P

8

44344*BRIGHT GOLD

W

113

r,

1

6*

3*

IJ I’i

J

Butwell A\’

V Casey

2 i

4)

1S-E6-5 3-5

44323 SAND BED

WB 110

c

4

21

2* 2=

T

Rowan A

P Soldier

2

3

12-51

1-2

44116 CASTOR

w

102 >,

3

?,

41

61

5* 3*

H

Ericks’n D

Gideon

13

30

25

10

5

( 44248 )IXINELA’

ws

103

7

5

:!i

4*

4* 4i

G

AA’ Car' Hi

Peterson

4

6

16-56-5 1-2

44363* EDITH K.

w

105

2

7

8''

.G'l

G-

J

Rod’g’ezM

Kornbloom

12

13

10

4

2

42900 GAME CHICK

w

iim

1

2

1*

1*

3* 61

-M

Buxton J

Shaughnessy

4>

8

6

6-5

44303‘BALLYHELL

w

ini

li 10

10

9*

8*1 7*

J

Zoeller AV

.1 Riedel

12

15

15

6

3

44363 TRACKSTAR

\v

1051

9

9

71

7 *

7 - 8i

'1'

Nolan J

Butler

20

.50

50

20

10

(44383) NORTH’ RN BELLBw

108

16

8

S'*

8)

9<i 9:0

C

Kumnier J

B MoDanlel

li

10

10

4

2

44221 PAIR COLLEEN

\v

110

4

G

oi

10

10 10

M

Rowan O

Crosthwalt

20

50

30

12

6

Time, 23, 47%. 1:01, 1:07%. Track fast.

AVinner — B. f, by Golden Maxim — Briglitstoiie, liy Deiitscliland (trained by AA’. V. Casey; bred by Mr.
T. M. Murphy). j

AA’eiit to post at 2:46. At i>ost 2 minutes. Start good nnd slow. AA’on easily; seeond and third driv-
ing. BltlGHT GOLD, on the outside of tlie leaders in the early running, snved ground on the streteh turn
and, responding gamely to punishment, wore S.AND BED down in tlie last eiglith and drew nway flt the
end. S.AND BED, under slight restraint for the first half, took tlie lead In tlie streteli. but eoiild not
withstand the winner’s challenge. CASTUll saved ground on flic turns and lield on gamely in the final
drive. I.ONELA' only ran fairly well. EDITH K. run extremely wide tliroiigliciit. G.AME CHICK set a
fast jiace and tired. i

Scratched— (443(’>6)Siini)leton. 114; 44248=Indiseretion, 107; 44.3(’s3 Incinerator, 107; 44248 Hackamore,
101; 44121’Serviee Star, 101; FalstafT, 101.

Overweights — Bright (Jold, 1 iioiinrt; Castor, 1%; Edith K., 4; Game Clilek, 1; Trackstar, 2%; Fair
Colleen, 3.

A A A A /t SECOND RACE— About 3-4 Mile. (July 22, 1918— 1:07%— 5— 128.) Medoc Purse, Purse
$881. 2-yecr-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $831; second, $125; third, $75.

Index Horses

AAA’tPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O II C P s

44323 ROYAL DUCK wp. 110 4 6

44384 = .M1NUTE MAN w IKI 5 :S

4 4408 » IRA AVTUSON w 113 7 4

( 44038 )SHn*LELAGH IT. WB 110 6 5

44383 LADY ARCHIE w 103 1 1

44384 MORONI WB 1C6 2 7

44248 HACK.AMOP.E w 110 3 2

3i S'* 2’i 1“ C KummerG D AA'idener 3 4 3i 6-.5 2-.5

1.1 D !• 2- T Davie.s AA' C Clancy 6-3 3-2 7-.5 3-5 out

2- 2* 3’ 3’ M Buxton M Kornbloom 2J 3 11-57-lOout

5' 4'5 4» 4* .1 Butwcll The Be.ach .S ble 8 8 8 2 4-5

6- 6-“' 5- 5^ II Myers AV R Coe L'O ‘W :10 8 4

7 5.J. <i'- 6’ .1 RoiPg’ez.I Arthur 20 ;i0 :i0 8 4

4J 7 7 7 G AA’ Cur’lH L Gerry 50 50 .50 20 8

Time, 23. 48, 1:11%. Track fast.

AA’inner — Br. g, by Royal Realm — Diicksiiot, by Gallinule (trained by .A. J. Joyner; bred by Mr. George
I). AA'ideiier).

AA’ent to post at 3:12. At iiost 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AVon driving; seeond nnd tliird the
same. ROi'AL DUCK, a forward eoiiteiider from tlie start, sIipiM*d tlirongli nerit to tlie inner rail when
entering tlie streteli and, tinisliiug fust, outstayed MINUTE MAN iu tlie final drive. The latter set u
fast pace under slight restraint and drew clear iu the streteli, but tired in tl:e closing strides. IRA
AVH.SON followed the leader closely in tlie early running, but lost ground when put under punishment.
SHILLELAGH II. ran fairly well.

44445

THIRD RACE— About 3-4 Mile. (July 22, 1918— 1:07%— 5— 128.) Leviathan Highweight
Handicap, $1,081 Added. 3-ycar-oids and upward. Net value to winner $871; second,
$200; th&d, $100.

Index Horses

AAVtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H C P S

44328 MA.SD.A
44328 ^ARNOLD
( 4420.5 )ENFIL.ADB
44345 BILL McCLOY
44386 TOIX)

43642 KASHMIR
43800 AA’AR BOND

WB 4 123 4 1 2 > 2‘ Ih 1.J G AV Car’I.Allles Stable 3 4J 4 7-5 3-f.

WB 5 121 2 3 3* 3’ 2- 2* J Butwell C A Applegate 3 18-53J (Ml 1-2

WB 4 131 1 4 5* 4h 4’ 3'1 M Buxton M L Schwartz 2 2i 2 4-6 2-.‘>

w 4 110 5 2 IJ D 3‘ 4* T Rowan AV R AVatkins 10 12 10 4 8-3

w 3 123 7 5 4a 5» 5- 5* J McCabe F D AV’eir 3 4J 4J 7-5 7-10

WB 4 114 6 6 7 7 6* 6* T Nolan J J Hallenbeck 15 15 15 5 21

lie 3 7 6’ 61 7 7 C KuminerA K Macoinber 15 20 15 3 2J

Track fast.

776 * 6 *

6» 6J 7 7

Time. 22%. it. 1:10.

AVinner — Ch. f, by Fair Play — Maliuba, liy Rock Sand (trained by AA’. Rootii; bred liy Mr. August
Relmoiit).

AVeiit to post at 3:39. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third
driving. MA.SDA followed tlie early leader closely from the start and, responding gamely to a vigorous
liand ride, oiitsta.ved ARNOLD in tlie filial drive. Tlie latter, after living saved iK-hiad the leaders in (lie
earl.v rnnniiig. came with a rush froin tin* stretch turn and made a game, lint tiring, finisli. ENFILAllH
gained steadily from a slow beginning and easily passed BILL McCLOY in the last eightli. 'Tlie latter
set a fast eurl.v pare and quit in the streteh. TO’TO finished fust.

Seratehed-^43S6-l’ickwlek, 123; 442.51 Pen Rose. 117.

44446

FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. (July 19, 1916— 1:38%— 5— 110.) First Running AVEST-
CHESTER HANDICAP. $2,000 Add^. All Ages. Net value to winner $2,475; second,
$400; third, $200.

Index Horses

AAVtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockey^ Owners

o H o p a

111 till* cliarmilig iiersonal and political reminis
cciice story "lyioking Backward,’’ l»y Henry AA’ut
tersoii, now lK*ing printed .serially in tin* Satiirdii.v
Evening Post. ".Alarse Henry’’ writes witli u true
and sane pen about the spaiiKHlic bigotry now
so raniiiant as follows:

"Tin* elialleiige iimlerlying proliibltion is twofold
Does proliibitiuii prohiliit, and. if it does, may it
not generate evils peculiarly its own?

"Tin* question liinges on wliat are called ‘sump
tiiary laws’; that is, statutes regulnting the fooil
and drink, tlie liabits and aiiparel of tin* individiial
citizen. Tills in tiini liarks back to tlie issue
Iiaternai government. Tliat, once admitted and es
taldislied. becomes in time all-embrucing.

"Bigotry is a disease. 'The bigot pursuing bis nar
row loiiml is like the bc-dridden iiossessed by his
di.sordered fancy. It sees nothing but itself, which
it mistakes for wi.'dom and virtue. But it also
iK'gets iiyiKicrisy. AYlicu tliis spreads over a suffi- |
cient area aini counts a voting majority it sends
its agents abroad, ami tints we acquire canting apos-
tles and legislators at once corrupt and dcsiiotic.

“’fiiey are now largely in evidence in the national
capital and in tlie various state capitals, where
tile poor-dog, professional ixilitioians must do con-
gregate and disport tliemselves.

"Tlie worst of it is tiiat tlicre seems nowhere any
popular realization — -scarcely aii.v popular outcry.
Do we grow degenerate? Are we willfully dense?
‘In a nation of blind men,’ we are told, ‘the one-
eyed man is king.’ In a iiatiuii of tindiseriiuinating
voters tlie voice of tlie agitator is apt to drown
the voice of the statesman. Teaching everyobdy to
read, nolKxiy to think — the rule of iiumlHTs the law
of tile lam!, partyism and populism in tlie saddle —
legislation, state and federal, becomes largely u
matter of riding tu hounds aud horus.’’

out

4-5

44251 =‘H.VNN1B.\L wb 3 114 5 2 I'J I'J H 1= J Butwell R T Wilson 8-5 8-5 6-6 ]-

(44326)ST.4R M.VSTER WB 5 127 4 5 5 5 3 Q 2' 2- C Kummer.V K Macoinber 4 5 16-51

44386 JOCK SCOT WB 5 112 1 1 4- 2‘ 2"(‘ 3‘i 3l» K Haynes R L Bresler 5 7 7 2

( 44346 )AT'DAC10US w 3 122 3 4 2<> SH 4=> 4“ 4« M Buxton M L Schwartz 3 4 3i 1 2-.'

44346'^SP(iR w 6 1054 2 3 SH 4‘ 6 5 G T Nolan J Butler 12 15 15 5 2

Time. 24‘/5. MV*. 1:13%, 1:40%. Tiack fast.

AA’iiiiier— (’ll. c, liy Olaiubala — Mcxoaiia, by Mexican (trained by T. J. Healey; bred by Mr. Richard
T. AN’ilson).

AA’ent to jKist at 4:04. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. AA’oii easily; second and tlilrd driv-
ing. HANNIB.VL, displaying great speed, went around tlie leaders witli a rush on tlie first turn
and drew .aw.-i.v into a long lead, but was ridden out at tlie end. STAR M.4STER followed tlie lead-
ers far back for tlie first half and nnlsheil gamely, but could never overtake the leader. JOCK SCO'T,
on the inside throughout, saved mucli gromid on tlie turns and outstayed AUD.ICIOUS iu the final
drive. The latter was hard ridden and finished resolutely.

Serntehed— 443S6n>ukwick, 168; (4 1406) Recount, 101; (44426)Ball.v, 109.

Overweights — Spur, 3% pounds.

44447

FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Milos. (July 11. 1914— 1:44%— 6— 121.) Duroc Selling Handicap.
.sfiHl Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $766; second, $125; third,
$75.

Index Horses

AAVtI’l’St*4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H C P S

44367»»ALBERT A.

44304 = GROUND^SAA’ELL
44307 = TENONS BON wb 4 107 0
(44367 )SNAl’DR’G‘N II. WB 4 117 3
44250 AVHIMSY wb 6 103 7

44305*TETLEY w 3 93 4

(44250)*SUNDIAL II. WB 3 102 “

w 4 107 1 2 4* 3*> 3= 2* 1“ T Row.an R Cook 4 4

106 6 3 1* l‘l I'J 1* 2'i T Nollm The Beach Stb 10 15

G W Car’lJ P Cobb
C KummerA Miller
H Ericks’ nP Regan
P AVeliier F D AA*elr
H Myers L AVaterbury

2i 4
6 10
10 20
10 15
8-6 2

42 41

7 7 7 6* 5» 41

4 3h 4* 21* 3i 6“

6 6‘J 6J 7 6* 6*

1 ’26 21* 5* 7 7

Time, 24%. 48%. 1:14%, 1:41, 1:47%. 'Track fast.

AA'inner — Hr. g, by Ballot — Clara J., by Watercress (iruiiied by J. J. Mulrenun; bred by
Mr. Janies B. Hiiggin).

AA’eiit to post at 4:33. At i>ost 1 minute. Start good and slow. AA’on driving; second aud
same. ALBElt’T A., racing inconsistently, followed tlie leaders under sliglit restraint in
niiiiiiug, tlieu came tliruugh on llie insiile in the stretch and wore the leader down to w
final stride. GRUUNU-SAA’EIAi took the had at the start and drew away on the stretch

13-64-5 2-5
15 5 2

18-C6-6 2-5
10 4 8-3

20 7 3

15 5 2

3-2 3-5 1-4

Estate of

third the
the early
in iu the
turn, but

fimiflay, October 19, 1919

DAILY RACING FORM

3

tirpd Iti IIiP final ilrivp. TKNONS HOX oaiiiP fa«t in tlip last (ninrtpr anil was );alnln)r at tlip pml. RXAP-
DUAtiON II., ninlpr hard iimssurp f tirouKlinnl. finislipil in -n'solntp fasliioii. WHI.MRY <init in tlip last
•inartpr. SI NDI.M. 11. unit badl.v ufu-r KidriK fivp- pisrlillis.

Ovprwpijrhls — Cronnd-Sivpll, 1 ivmnd.

44448

SIXTH KACE— 1 1-4 Miles,. (Oct. 8£. 1900— 8 : 04— G— 106.) Purse $881. 3-year-olds and
upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $661; second, $126; third, $75.

AWtPPSt U 14 \ Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S

4488.5 PEEllLESS ONE wn t lOS 1
4432.5*CAPT. HODGE w 4 103 » 4
44082 = LOP.D HERBEP.T wit 4 IW' ;;
44S88 K1I-KEX.\Y v. n h HI 7

44885 DON DODGE \v 4 inO .O

(44368)Z1NNIA w.'. Ill «

444«5>EnA.\’K WATERSwn 1 114 2

;;i> 3) 3=
1- 1- i>

fii (;•

4'i, 4’.* r»-

3' 1= C KummertV C Daly
4"' T Rowan S Judge

3J ,3® J RoU’.g'ezT Francis

li 4’ W Taylor 1 Hertz
O' ."I’J G W Gar'llV Walker
fp' Oi M >louPil'n(' K .Moore

7 7 .\1 Rowan A A Reilly

:: 3 7-5 7-101-4

0 8 7 3 1

S 12 12 .5 2

11-.518 rds-r.o .'i

0 .S 8 •! S-5

I'ime. 24)^. 50. 1:16. 1:41%, 2:07%. Track fast.

Winner — I5r. g. Ipy Jack Atkin -Sans Pariel II., Ly lr<M|iinis (trained by \V. P. Daly, Jr.; bred by
Mr. Thipnias p. Ma.ves).

Wfiil to |M)s! :it 4 :."p 7. -At post 1 minnte. Start p<pop 1 and slow. Wpin ridden out; second and tliinl
driving. Pi;Kltl.K.*-S (l.VM was saved bebind the le.iilers to the l.jst i|liarter. auil saving ground on
ibe last tnni finislied with a rnsb wlicii ••ailed on aoil won going awa.v. «'APT. HUDCK gained steadi-
ly tlirongli tlie streleli and oiRganied 1-OKl) HFRUKUT for se«-ond place. Tlie latter moved np iin'ii-
aeingly on lln* stretch turn, but was tiring at tin* end. KII.KK.N.N’V was imieh nsed in .setting the
early .and tired badly in the last eiglitli. ZINNIA ran a biid race.

Seralclietl — H'107-finb;ila. P.'i; 443S5-.jolm I. Day. 114: 4421(!®IVr.seus, 106; 44.364 Prim III., 9."i.

tIviTweights t',ai)i. Iloilge. L’V, (siniuls; Peerless One, 2.

LAUREL PARK FORM CHART

LAUREL, MD., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919.— I-nnr.'l Park.
Antnnin Meeting of 27 days. Weather clear; temperature 60“

Slxteentli d;iy. Maryland State Fair.

Steward to Represent .lockey Clnb. Frank .1. Rryan. Judges, Edward W. Pole and Joseph McLennan.
Starter, James Milton. Racing Secretary, Frank .1. Rryan.

It 1 :4.j II. m. ((Miicago time 12:45 p. m.). ‘Indicates a[iprentlee allowance.

A A /i AQ FIRST RACE— I Mile. (Oct. 31. 1914— 1 :374j(— 6— 109.) Purse $1,000. 2-year-olds.
Claiming. Not value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100.

Imlex Horses

AAVtPP

St

u

*4

% Str F’in

Jockeys

Owners Equiv.

Odds Str’t

44’274‘FAISAN DORE

wn 103

r,

1-

]'

I'i 1®

1'

H Ham’l’n

AV 'r AVilkin.son

19.5-lflO

44.395 SEA QUEEN

W 108

2

1

r>*

5.*.

4nk 2'

2®

A John.soii

H Marshall

365-100

444’29®GOLDl.\'E

wn 103

1

2

li*

2'

2'i 3®

3'*

J Gallahan

A L Austin

8.50-100

4 4 .369 ‘ OGEA N N A

w 103

3

7

:>h

;;ak

.5® 4'

4"

F' G’ltitetti

R Parr

305-100

444.30 P1HA3'F: McGEE

w 108

4

4

7

7

6i C*

,5ak

S AVida

•M F F'-oley

2670-100

44:195‘TATTLE

wu 109 J 6

Ti

4i

4'1

*11 r.2

J

C'

J Bell

7' H AVlIson

1010-100

4.3901 KILLY GORDON

WB 106

7

(i

(J:ik

6®

7 7

7

Ii F-atcr

S R0.S.S

4090-100

w 7 143 7 4 2« 3* ;th 2« 1® D Byers

w 4 14r> 9 1 110 pi i--. jt 2« V Powers

w S 150 4 9 7 C o" 4« 3® R H Cr’f’d

42296 DUKTTISTE w 7 143 7 4 2« 3* ;ti

( 44170)DEBADOU w 4 14.5 9 1 po pi i

44330»WAKLOGK w S 150 4 9 7 C o'

44085 “SYOSSET w 9 150 8 7 3' 2< 2-

(443»0)DOUBLET w 7 1.50 0 C 6’ 5® 4

443.30HI. GOODFELLOW w 5 1 37 2 3 4 « 4» G

4417«*DEC1SIVE W' 4 137 3 8 5® Lost

(44330)WELDSHIP w 10 148 5 5 I.,ost rlil

(44310)TOPPY NIX w 5 139 1 2 Lost rid

.1 E WidencT
Greontree Stable

w S 150 4 9 7 C o" 4« 3® R H GTTd R Parr

w 9 150 8 7 3* 2‘ 2® 3i 4'° W Keal’g Greeniree Stable

w 7 1.50 0 C 6® 5® 4'® 5=® 5®» C Smoot J E AVldener

w 5 1 37 2 3 4 ® 4® G 6 G T Parrette F' A Clark

W' 4 137 3 8 5® Lost rider,
w 10 148 5 5 Ijoat rider.

C Smoot J E AVldener

T Parrette F' A Clark

L Cheyne H W Maxwell

W Ural F: M Weld

W Green ilrs PA Clark

44451

THIRD RACE — 3-4 Milo. (Oct. 5, IBIS— 1:11%— -^—108.) Purse $1,200. 3-ycar-olds and
upward. Claiming, Net valuo to v/inner $800; second, $250; third, $150.

AWtPPSt >4 % %StrFin Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Str’t

44173®PAPP
42452 F'ORFIGROI’ND
44S38**RAPID DAY
43692 RAGNAROK

w 4 120 5 1
w 4 120 2 4
wn 3 105 1 3
WB 3 108 3 5

S C Hildreth
G W Loft
J K L Ross
C E Clement
J H Rosseter

44394 INDIAN CHANT wn

6 112

8

5

3'1 2'i

24

1®

If

A

Johnson

R

A Dorn

26C0-10O

4441.5 JAGK OF' SPADFIS w

4 112

7

6

71 7a

54

2®

R

Sande

E

G Griffith

1380-100

44*228® PX.’TS AND C’LS wn 7 107

4

9

9 9

8=

4U

3'i

H

Ham’t’n

G

AV Forman

280-100

4 4414 GAPITAL GITA’ wn

5 112

;;

;t

5i 6®

6®

5'

4'J A

Collins

M

Smith

4.540-100

(44411 )TORQU.ATO II. wsn

3 108

C

7

48 41

3M

.’!' A

D

Stirling

V

Apreda

3720-100

(443.55) ‘GOLDEN GLOW w

4 107

9

8

6® 5'

4'

7®

L

Jlorris

J

Papas

450-100

442()7®‘ZOUAVE wn

5 107

5

4

1' 1 =

pi

6i

7‘

F'

C’ltiletti

.1

B Dahlgren

:iC0-]C0

( 44255 )QUF:f:N BLONDFlwP.

4 109

1

1

8'i 8'i

9

8'

J

Bell

C

AV Gasser

1175-100

443I4®A\’10.N w

3 108

2

2

2>ik 3'

7'

9

n

F'ator

Brown

675-100

AWtPPSt 14 V" %StrFiii

AAVtPl’St 14 ’4 ?4 Str F'iu Jockeys Owners Equ

44392 WAl'KFlAG wu 5 105

44389®D'DY S CHOICE wit G 107
44.H53 THE BELG'N II. wit 5 110
44354 ®U. OF THE SEA w It 5 107
44256® WISE.ST FOOL w 3 104

5 5 4J 4® li H Hum’l’n

4® 3I' ::i 3' 20 .S Wida

2' I"® 1' 1' 3' L F^ator

:h"k 4® 2i 2J 4'® FI Sande

P L Short
E O Griffith
11 Belson
.1 K L Ross
J J F'arrell Jr

Index llm^scB 'y 1 1 i

(44893 )GRANDEF: wit 3 108 4

44315®HONG KONG wit J lOS 9
44334 WODAN w " H- -

44200* FOUNTAIN F"A5" wit 9 107 6
(44413)F'RANK MO.NROEw 5 112 8
44069® ‘JOHN W. KLElNw G 107 3
44432 »1TNAKD wit 3 MS 1

4 4411 GOBLET wB 4 112 5

44224 IIAR. BREl VOG’I.wlt 4 112 7

A 'Vt J'P St % % % Mtr Fill Jock e ys

6® G‘ 7‘ 21 P A Johnson

7‘i .5J R. ] i 2‘ S Wida

41 4‘ 2i 4' 3® .1 Dreyer

8'i 71 41 GJ 4'i H Hain't’n

3' 34 54 31 .1 MeTag't

9 8‘ 9' 7' li® F" C'ltibHti

14 24 24 54
G® 9 8‘ 9

2'it IJ Gi> 8‘

F' CltibHti
E Sande
.1 Pell
L F’ator

_OwuiC‘i-8 Equiv,

FI F" Whitney
Winous Point Stable
FI rtterback
J E Woods
B E Chaiiniaii
G -M Ridge
F: T Zollicoffer
H B Johnson
.S I.ouis

Went to post nt .5:00. At post 2 miniites. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. GRANDEE, after closing a gap, came with a rnsb in the stretch and won going away. HONG
KONG raced gamely, but tired after taking the lead. WODAN raeed on the outside nil tlie way. HARRY
RREIVOGEL pulled np lame. I'l.N.^HD quit. The winner, entered for $1,000, was bid up to $2, .500 and
sold to S. Louis.

Sera tclied— 44226 Silk Bird. 112; 44414 Melancholia, 108.

LATONIA FORM CHART

LATONIA, KY., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1919.— Lntonia. Twenty -second and last day. Kentucky
Jockey Club. Antnmn .Meeting of 22 days. Weather clear; temperature 65°.

Stewards, t’bnrles F. Price. S. C. Nnckols, Jr., and Sherman Gooilpaster. Placing Judges, W. H.
Slielley, 11. McGlellaiid and Edward Jasper. Starter. A. U. Dade. Itaeing i-lecretary, W. II. Sbelley.

Uaciiig starts at 2:00 p. in. (Clii<-ago time 2;tK( p. m.l. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.

A A A FIRST RACE- 3-4 Mile. (June 27, 1914—1:11—5—116.) Purse $1,200. 3-year-olds and

upvard. Claiming. Net value to winner $900; second, $200; third, $100.

Index Horses AWtPl'St >4 M % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

(4407.3)E.\’.UITY w 3 lU 1 5

44091 ‘STAR BABY w 4 107 3 4

44336‘EAIDEN wn C 1D7 g 7

44209 DOHA' wn 3 1075 2 8

43998 PREMIUM wp. 5 112 4 3

44261 SQUEELER w 8 114J11 2

4 4 05.3 ‘RETT A H. wn .3 101 i 7 9

44284 SFIN'IT MENTAL w 3 lOG 10 G

42228 BABY GIRL w 3 110 8 10

41903 PRINCFI DIRFICT wn 3 108 9 11

44322‘MARY II. w C 104 5 1

Time, 23‘j, 48, 1:16, l:42>/5, 1:48%. Track good.

$2 mntnels paid, Indian Cliant. $.55.20 straight, $31.90 place, $12.00 sliow; Jack of Spades, $13.30
place. $5. (Ml show; Puts and t ails, $4. (Ml show.

Equivalent li<MiUing odds — Indian t'liaiit, 2660 to 100 straiglit. 149.5 to 100 place, 500 to 100 show;
Jack of Siiadcs. .56.5 to KKI place, ISO to IIMI show; Puts and Galls. 100 to 100 show.

Winner- -Gli. g, h.v Dellii — Aiitliem, by Flotow (trained b.v F. Mnsaiite; bred by Mr. James R. Keene).

Went to post at 3:21. At post 1 minnte. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third tlie
same. l.NDIAN CHANT, suddenly iminoved, came thnmgli on the inside when entering tlie stretch, then
raeed to the front with a rush, but vvas tiring at the end. JACK OF SPADES elos-d a big gup and was
wearing tlie winner down at the tinish. I’UTS AM) GALLS llnislieil with u rnsli after closing a big gup
in tlie last half. G.M'ITAL (TTY ran well. ZOUAVE quit alter setting the puee to the stretch.

Seratehed— 44207®Lazy Lou, 109; 41070 laither, 112.

A A A FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. (Oct. 31, 1914— 1:37%— 5— 109.) Pur-c $1,200. 3-year-olds,

Handicap. Not value to winner $800; second, $250; third, $150.

I'.i I'i 1* 1" Grump

4i’ :J> 2i 2'“ G Kob’.son

.5® 4® :;® 3‘ \j Ciinfield

7'i G® G'5 4® H Garner

2® 2i 4‘ 5’ J Pltz

3‘ 5' ,55 6® .1 Wllliftm.s

8® 7‘ 7“ 7* W Wright

9J 8® S'® 8'" N Barrett W W' Rawson

10® 10* 9* 9'® .1 Howard .1 ,T .Shannon

11 11 10* 10* H Thurber H C Smith

GM 9® 11 11 S Boyle J N Huffman

J E Connley
G PliiUips
J Coffey
\V FI Matthews
J W F'uller
B .1 Brannon
J G F'errlBs
W W' Rawson
.1 ,T .Shannon

Time, £4%. 49*%, 1:10%, 1:42®%. Track good.

$2 nintiiels pjiid. F':iisan Dore, $5.90 straight, $3. .50 iilaee, $2.80 sliow; Re.a t)ueen, $4.10 place, .$3.10
sliow: Gobtine, *3.40 show.

Flqnivitlent Issiking odds — F'nisan Dore, 195 to KM) straight, 75 to KM) pl:ice, 40 to 100 show; Sea Queen,
105 to KM) place, .55 to KMI show; Goldine. 70 to KIO show.

Winner — I!.' e, b.v L’tliseau Lyre — Dorette, by Verdun (trained bj- I.. W. Gartli; bred in F'ranee by
Baron .Maurice ile Rotlisehild).

Went to post at 1:49. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. IVon easily; second and third driv-
ing. F.\IS.\N DORE went around the leaders with a rush while going to the first turn and held tlie race
safe .-ill the way. SEA QUEFIN lieg:m slowly, but linished fast and gamel.v. GOLDINE tired after forc-
ing the pace for tlirec-qnarters. OGEANNA ran well. T.VTTLE failed to stay the route.

Overweights — Sea Queen. 1 poniid; 'I'attle, 1\U.

A A A SECOND RACE— About 2 1-2 Miles. (Oct. 26, 1918— 4:34%— 5— 137.) Eighth Running

CHEVY CHASE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. $5,000 Added. 4-year-olds and up-
•watd. Net value to winner $4,450; second, $1,000; third, $500; fourth, $250.

Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 10 F'in Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

44322‘MARV II. w C 104 5 1 Gi> 9® 11 11 S Boyle J N Huffman 1470-100

tMiitnel Held. Time. 25%, 51%, 1:19. Track heavy.

$2 miitnelM imid. Enmity, $7.39 straight, $3.79 place, $3.40 -show; Star Baby, $3.10 plaop, $2.80 show;
Emdcn, $4.69 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Enmity, 265 to 100 straigl t, 8-5 to 100 place, 70 to 100 show; Star Baby,
55 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show: Einden. 1.30 to KM) show.

Winner — Br. g, by 'I'ransvaal—lllwill, b.v Sir Dixon (trained by R. J. Farris; bred l>y Mr. S. K.
Nichols).

Went to post at 1:57. At post .3 niimitea. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird driv-
ing. E.NMITY. seemingl.v a good colt, moved nil resolutely at once and. taking the lead after going the
lirst eighth, won as his rider ideased. STAR B.\BY was restrained for the tirst tliree-eightlis and came
fast when railed on, blit was easily held safe. EMDEN ran well and tired after going a half mile.
I)I)ILY linislmd well. SyGEELER retired after going a half mile.

S<-iMti-lied — 43998*. \rflnir .Middleton, 112; 44261 Thistle Green. 109; 44261 Donald McGnrk, 112; 44284
Jap. 112; 41.35(i W.-ir Prize, lO.S; 4435(i .las. 'I'. Glark, 112; Mary’s Magneto, 108.

Overweights — Retta B., 1% iHilinds; Baby Girl, 5; Doily, 2%; Sentimental, 1; Sijneeler, 2%.

A A A F7 SECOND RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. (June 7, 1909— 1:06%— 3— 93.) Purse $1,200. 2-year-
4 olds. Maidens, Claiming, Net value to winner $900; second, $200; third, $100.

AWtPPSt ®4 %StrFin

Flquiv. Odds Str’t

44380 MIDIA
44418 S1.MONITE

44317 MELVIN _ _

44418® H0.8LER WB 113 G 8 C* 6‘ 4i> 4* W W T’lor C H Garter 27.5-100

44418 RAPID STRIDE w 111 5 6 4h 5* .5® 5® H Thurber W V Walsh 1065-1<M)

44230‘LITTLE NIECE w 103 1 3 3i 4» G” 0* W Wright W II Fizer 775-10i)

44437 ‘TUMBLEWEED w 106 9 C 7* 7* 7> 7= S Boyle F^ Harrington t

44380 DOLPH w 111 7 11 SM 8i 8® 8* W Crump G R Anderson 390-100

44230 CENTERVILLE , wn 108 4 9 11 10® 9® 9'® J Pltz S K Nichols 1.586-100

44358 DIRECrrOR JAMES w HI 10 7 9« 9« 10® 10® J Mooney R J Farris 3490-100

44286 PRINCESS LOU w 110 8 10 10* 11 11 11 J Howard A L F'erguson 6275-1(4)

tMiitncl Held. Time, 25%, 52, 1:06, 1:13%. Track heavy,

.$2 inutnels paid. Midia, $15.20 straight, $8.00 place, $8.60 sliow; Sinionite, field, $5.60 place, $4.(’t0
show: Melvin, field, $4.60 slmw.

Equivalent biMiking odds— Midia. 600 to 100 straight, ,3(M) to KM) place, 3.30 to 100 show; Simoiiite,
field. 180 to 100 place. 130 to KK) show; Melvin, field, 130 to 100 show.

Winner — B. f, by Rock View — Galaxy, B.v Star Slioot (trained by J. C. Gallaher; bred by Messrs.
Gullaher Bros.).

Wont to post at 2:27. post 1 minnte. Start gooil and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. JIIIIIA began fast and, under Inird riding, raced forwardly from the start and won because Ix-st

ridden at the end. SIMONITE run us if best and, lietter ridden, would have won. MELVIN showed the

most speed, hut tired slightly in the last sixteenth. HOSLEH closed a big gap from a slow beginning.
LITTLF: NTEGE tired in the stretch. RAPID STRIDE ran well,

.Scratched — -44418 Ray Atkin. KM>; 44380 Missed the Time, 108.

Overweights — Princess Lou, 2 pounds.

w 109 2 2
w 111 3 1
w 111 if 4
WB 113 6 8
w 111 5 6
w 103 1 3
w 106 9 C
w 111 7 11

2>* 2'i 2i li> W War’ on
6* 3M 3i 2“i‘ W Mor'sey

Gallaher Bros
J B Re.spess

D I'i I'J 3'> C Dlshmon Williams Bros

WB 108 4 9

44358 DIRECrrOR JAMES w HI 10 7
44286 PRINCESS LOU w 110 8 10

tMiitncl Held. Time, 25

6® H Thurber W V Walsh
6® W Wright W II Fizer
7® S Boyle F’’ Harrington

8* W Crump G R Anderson

9'® J Pltz S K Nichols

10® .1 Mooney R J Farris

11 J Howard A L F'erguson

(44330)WF1LDSHIP w 10 148 5 5 Lost rider. W Ural FI M Weld 72,5-100

(44310)TOPPY NIX w 5 139 1 2 Lost rider. W Green Mrs PA Clark 430-100

tUoupled in betting as J. E. Widener entry; (Greentrce Stable entry.

Time, 4:51%. Track good.

$2 mutuels paid. J. E. Widener entr.v. $10. (M) straiglit, $4. .50 place, $3.10 show; Grccntree Stable
entry, $3.40 place, $2.70 show; Warlock, $3.20 show.

Fkiiiivalent booking od<ls — .1. E. Widener entr.v. 400 to KM) straiglit. 125 to 100 place, .55 to KM) show;
Greentree Stable entr.v. 70 to KM) pbiee. 35 to KM) show: Warlock. 60 ti> KH) show.

Winner — B. g. h.v Ethelbert — Dnh'iheila, by 'Tithonins (traineil by .1. II. Lewis; bred in F’ranee by Mr.
August Belmont).

Went to post at 2:16. -5t post 2 minutes. .Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-

ing. DUETTISTE was s.ived until in tlie last turn of tlie field, tlien responded with a rush wlicn called
on and outstayed DKBADOG through the last sixteenth. The latter made the rnniiing and feii<-ed well,
but was bothered b.v the- riderless TOl’I’Y NTX. W.MtLOGK closed n big gap. SYOSSEl' ran Avell.
DECISIVE lost his rider at tlie liftii jump, WtILDSHIP Ids at the fourtli and TOPI’Y NTX his at the
first.

Seratclied— (44275)Lytle, 139; 44300® Pioiioor, 133.

A A A K.Q THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. (June 27, 1914 — 1:11 — 6—116.) Mt. Auburn Handicap. Purse
$2,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Not value to winner $1,500; second, $325; third, $175.

AWtPPSt *4 % Str Fin

Equiv. Odds Str’t

(44396)TOP COAT wn 4 108 H 3

(44401 )Jx\CK HARE JR. w 4 137 3 4
44401®HIGH (’OST w 4 125 4 1

44401 SBIWEIT., COMBS wn 4 106 16
( 44360 )J. PENNl’BAKERw 3 107 2 5
44417 ®SKILES KNOB w 7 104 5 2

111 i> IJ I'l C Rob'son

4® 2.) 2® 2® I. I.ykc

2' 4® 4’ 3" J How.ard

3' 3J :!i 4® H Thurber

fill 5* .5'“ 5'® .1 Mooney

6 6 6 6 J Pltz

T M Bott-s
AV E Applegate
J A Guncheon
Gallaher Bros
AV AValker
AV F'euchter

(44331 )ARRAH GO ON WB 1 113 4 2 2'i 2<'M D 1" L Fator S C Hildreth 245-100

44173®PAPP w 4 120 5 1 3® I® 2®k 2* AV Kelsay G AV Loft 100-100

42452 F'ORFIGROUND w 4 120 2 4 4'i 4® 4® 3® J Loftus J K L Ross 510-100

44S38*‘RAPID DAY wn 3 105 1 3 luM 32 31 43 h Ham’l’n C E Clement 985-100

43692 RAGNAROK WB 3 108 3 5 5 5 5 5 A Johnson J H Rosseter 7780-100

Time, 23$s, 48%, 1:14*4. Track go(Kl.

$2 inutnels paid. Arrah Go On, $6.90 straight, $2.60 place, $2.20 show; I’app, $2.60 place, .$2.20 show;
F'oregrouml, $2. .50 sliow.

E(|iiivaleiit iKKiking odds — Arrah Go On. 245 to 100 straight, 30 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; Pupp,
30 to KM) place, 10 to KM) show; F'oregrouiid, 25 to 100 show.

AVinner — Br. g, by .Sweej) — Ellangowaii, by De Beauvoir (trained by S. C. Hildreth; bred by Mr.
Thomus J. (Tay).

Went to iiost at 2:46. At post 6 minutes. Start gtuMl gnd slow. AA’on driving; second and third the
same. AURAll GO ON raced into a small lead, hung on resolutely in the stretcli and tired in the final
drive. PAPl* ran a good race, was on the outside of the leaders all the way and covered more ground
than the winner. F'OBEGItOt.’ND finislied fast and gamely. RAPID DAY tired after setting a fust early
pace.

Seratehed — 44331 Grimalkin. 105; 44280 Cobalt Lstss, 107; 44208 Sinn F’einer, 110.

Overweights — Ragnaruk, 3 i>oimds.

A A A FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (Oot. 7, 1916— 1:43*%— 6— 116.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-

olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $700; second, $200; third, $100.

Index Horses AWtPPSt *% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str’t

Time, 24%, 50*4, 1:16%. Track heavy.

$2 mutuels paid, Top Goat, $7.20 straiglit, $3.20 place, $2.70 show; Jack Hare Jr., $3.80 place, $2.90
sliow; Higli Cost, $3.70 sliow.

Flqulvalent booking odds — Top ('oat. 260 to KM) straight, 60 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Jack Hare
Jr., 90 to 100 place, 45 to KM) show; High Cost, 85 to 100 show.

AVinner — Blk. g, by Star Shoot — Raglan, by Plaudit (trained by I). B. Miller; bred by Mr. John E.
Madden).

Went to post at 2:58. At ixjst 1 minnte. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. TOl’ GOAT, showing tlie most early siieed, set a fast puee for the going, but had to be ridden
hard tlirongli the last eighth and just lusted long enough to win. JACK HARE JR. moved up steadily
and was forced to come wide into the streteli, but linished resolutely and going fastest at the end.
HIGH GOST was well up all the way and outstayed SEAVELL COMBS at the end. The latter ran well.
JANE PFINNY’BAKEU finished fast.

Overweights — Skiles Knob, 2 jiounds.

44459

Purse $2,060. 2-yoar-olds. Net value to winner $1,500; second, $325; tUrd, $17

AWtPPSt Vi -A ViStrFln

Equiv. Odds Str’t

4 2'i 2'
3 5i 6®
7 7 7

J H Wheelwright
M L AVheeler
O B Potts
J Keith
AV H Fizer
S K Nichols
AV V Thraves

Equiv. Odds Str’t

44400 PRINCE PAL ws 112 2 2 3* IM 1' 1® li C Rob’son J H Wheelwright 225-100

43859®ALULA wi; lOS 5 6 4i 4i> 4'® 2'4 2® J Mooney M L Wheeler 615-100

44378®BRF1AD MAN wli 116 4 5 6‘® 5® 3'i 4® 3® L Lyke O B Potts 320-100

44418 ’GENERAL GLENN w 108 7 4 2'i 2' 2‘ 3^ 4® S AVolsfm J Keith 10«-100

44398 MAIZE w 106 3 3 5i 6® 6® 5'® 5'® H Thurber AV H Fizer 1245-100

44283 CLINTONA’ILLE WB 112 C 7 7 7 7 6' 6) AV AVar’on S K Nichols 485-100

44419 OLEASTER w 105 1 1 1“!* 3' 5* 7 7 J Pltz AV V Thraves 242.5-100

Time. 25*4, 61$i, 1:20, 1:49%. Track heavy.

$2 mutuels paid. Prince I’til, $6.50 straight, $4.00 place, $2.80 show; Alula, $6.40 place, $3.70 show;
Bread Alan, .$3.10 show. ,

Equivalent booking odds — Prince Pul, 225 to 100 straight, 100 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Alula.
220 to 100 place, 85 to 100 show; Bread Man. 55 to 1(K) sjiow,

AA'inner — B. c, bv Prince I’alatiue — AVilful Maid II., by Stindridge (trained by J. C. Alilam; bred by
Mr. J. 11. Wheelwright).

AVent to post at 3:31. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won drllvng; second and third the
sjime. I’BINGE PAL. running well in tlie rough going and well ridden, raced into the lead with a rush
at the Iialf-mile ground, but had to be ridden hard in the last eighth to outstay ALULA. 'I'lie latter
was going fast at tlie end after closing a good gui». BREAD MAN ran well and had no mishaps. GEN-
ERAL GLE.NN tired badly in the la.st sixteenth.

Overweights — General Glenn, 2 pounds.

A A A£*rk FIFTH RACE— 2 1-4 Miles. (Oct. 27, 1915— 3:50%— 6— 115.) Thirteenth Running LA-
TONIA CUP. $7,500 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap, Net value to win-

ner $7,380; second, $800; third, $400; fourth, $120.

AAVtPl’St *4 % % Str F'in Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Str’t

Equiv. Odds Str’t

(4437’2)L()RD BRIGHTON w 126 2 1 1® 1® 1“ 1® 1® L Fator .*4 G Hildreth 80-100

44333®Dl’('HF:iS.S LACE n 108 1 2 3 3 3 2® 2* H Ham’t’n R I Miller 235-100

( 444 12 )(’AMOUFLKUH w 116 3 3 211* ;,'i 2i‘ 3 3 J Gallahau AVm Marlin 390-100

Time, 24%, 49, 1:15, 1:40. Track good.

$2 inutnels jiaid. Lord Rrightoii, $3. (Ml strilight ; no jilaee or show imitnels sold.

Equivalent Isiokiiig (nlds--l.ord Brighton, SO to KK) straight.

Winner- Gh. •■. b.v Baliot— Miss Gritteiiden, b.v Royal FTiish III. (trained by S. C. llildretli; bred by
Mr. Jolili MeGlilltoek).

AVent to post at 3:49. At i>ost 1 minnte. Start good and slow. AVon cantering; second and third
driving. LtiUD BRIGHTON drew away into an easy lead in the first quarter and won all the way unex-
teiided. Dl (TIES.S L.AGE easily passed GAMIH F'LElTt in the last iinurter. The latter tired badly after
rnniiing a good threi -qnarters.

A A A ez A SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (Oct. 10. 1914—1:49*4—3—124.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds
and upward. Selling. Net valuo to winner $700; second. $200; third, $100.

(44379) BE ICRANK w 3 122 3 2 4 2i> Ih I'i 1= I- Ensor C M Garrison 405-100

44332 ’EXTERMINATOR w 4 134 4 3 in 1' 2® 2®" 2®“ AV Knapp W S Kilmer 4.5-100

44339 LFIGAL w 3 105 2 1 2' 3* 3®® 3®* 3®® C Rob’son AV V Thraves 825-100

43876 KINGOZI w 4 98 1 4 3'J 4 4 4 4 J Mooney Speyer & Gormley 1196-100

Time, 26®4 , 54, 1:23*4, 1:63%, 2:22%, 2:50, 3:18%, 3:47%, 4:17. Track heavy.

$2 niiitnels paid, Be F’raiik, $10.16 straiglit, $2.80 place; Flxtermiiiator, $2.40 place; no sliow
mutuels sold.

Equivalent booking odds — Be F'rank, 405 to 160 straight, 40 to 100 place; Exterminator, 20 to
100 place.

Winner — B. g, by Sir .Tolin Jolinson — F'rankness, liy Miller (trained by Wm. Jennings; bred by Mr.
John E. Madden).

AVent to jMist at 4:07. At post 1 minute. Start giMsI and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. BE F'RANK was hard held for the first mile and a quarter, then moved tqi and raeed into the
lead, to hold EX'rFlRAIINATOR safe for the rest of the race. EX'rERMlN.ATOR set the puee under
hard restraint to the last half, where he tii-eil under his heavy weight. LFIGAL ran well and stayed
gamely. Kl.NGGZI was always outpaced.

Scratched — 44332 Midway, 119.

Overweights — Kiiigozl, 1 pound.

A A A dA SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (June 20, 1914—1:50*4—3—105.) Purse $1,200. 3-year-olds
A and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $900; second, $200; third, $100.

AAVtl’I’St *4 *4 % Str Fin Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Str’t

(44 122) ‘CORYDON wn 4 112 5

(44438)OPPURTUNlT\' wain 6

44420 = F®LAPi'EU w 4 114 2

443’22 .AIFIDUSA wit 4 110 1

44382‘DAHABIAH II. w 4 109 7

44-287 FIDA HFlRRMANNwn 4 110 3
4432I‘DK’KERY DARE w 4 108 8

44420 NIGHT OWL wn 5 li:! 4

,’H 4 112 5 4 3® :!* B‘ I'l I'i S Bovie

w 5 117 6 2 11 1' 2® 2® 2® \A' Grjmp

w 4 114 2 3 2' A 26 3® 3'

Wit 4 110 1 6 6' 4“k 4* 4®

w 4 1 09 7 1 rink 71 71 fi®

:tnk J H. mover
4® J Mooney
5“ L Ciinflelil

giik (j 2 (i.i 7 i c'?. .1 Howard

4' r.J 5' C' 7* AV Wright

9 9 9 9 8® C Howard

7'1 8M 8® 81 9 AA' Riden'r

Time, 24*4 , 48%, 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:53%. Track good.

$2 mntnels paid. AA’ankeug. $17.80 .straight, $7.80 idaee, $4.80 sliow; Daddy’s Ghoiee, $5.00 place,
$3.70 show: The Belgian 11., $-1.10 slmw.

E(|uivjileiit booking odils — Wankeag. 790 to KM) straight. 290 to KMI place, 140 to 100 show; Daddy’s
(4ioiee. 150 to KMI tdiiee, .85 to KMI show; The Belgian II., 105 to 100 show.

Winner — Br. h, l).v Ogden — 1-udy Vincent, by St. Blaise (trained by AA’. Short; bred by Mr. John E.

M.idi^ iiL^ to post at 4:26. At post 1 raimite. Start good and slow. AA’on driving; second and third the
same. WAUKEAG, suddenly improved, came to the outside wlien entering tlie stretch and. finishing with
a rush, got up to win in the last few strides. DADDY’S GIKIIGE was in a pocket most of the way and
cut off when AVISEST F'OOL tired, but saved ground wlieii entering tlie homestreteh and finished fast.
THE BELlilAN 11. set a good pace, lint tired right at tlie end. Ql.’EEN OF THE SEA ran well.
AVISEST FOOL set the early pace and ijuit.

Seriitehid — 14260 F'oiiiituin F'ay. 9'J; 44-152®rnts uiul Galbs, 104. *

A A A SEATENTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miloi. (Oct. 7, 1916—1:43% — 5 — 113.) Purse $1,000. 3-yoar-

4 4 4 O t) olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $70U; second, $200; third, $100.

Time, 26, 51%, 1:19%, 1:48$'5. 2:03%. Track

$2 mntnebs paid. Gorydon, $11. .50 straight, $5.80 place, $3.80 show;
show; F'lapper. $4.40 sliow.

Equivalent booking odds — Gorydon. 475 to KM) straiglit, 190 to 100 pli
160 to KM) place, 85 to KM) sliow; Flaiqier, 120 to 100 show.

Winner — Gb. g, by Hamburg — Sylvan, by Disguise (trained by U. B.
Whitney).

AVent to post at 4:42. At post 7 minutes. Start good and slow. AA
ing. GORYDON acted badly at the imst, lint was away well and. racin;,
out in tile stretcli after a mild drive and won going away. OI’l’ORTUNU
hut began tiring in the last eighth. FLAi’l’ER had to be hard ridikni
was going well at the end. DIGKEUY DARE tired in the last quarter.

Owners Flquiv. Odds Str’t

Baxter & Myera 475-100

AA' AVoodard :tt>0-100

AV L Drake 745-100

.T A Guncheon 540-100

Treacy & AValker :I45-1©0

I A Saxton 3615-100

AV H Fizer 3795-100

AV F- Poison 4795-100

F: AV Moore 995-100

heavy.

; Opiiortiinity, $5.20 place, $3.70

aee, 90 to 100 show; Opportunity,

Allen; bred by 5Ir. Harry Payne

on easily; second and third driv-
g forwardly from the start, drew
TV showed tlie most early siieed,
to retain tliird place. MEDUSA

44462

SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (Juno 20, 1914--1:50*4

105.) Purse $1,400. 3-year-

olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,100; second, $200; third, $l(>b.

AAVtPPSt *4 % % Str Fin

Equiv. Odds Str’t

Equiv. Odd s Str’ t
1370-100

(41402)JI.M HEFF'RlNGwli 4 115 5 1 1® 1.) 1' I'J 1® LLyke

44310‘LINDEX wait ;! 104 3 3 3® 3® ‘J® 2* 2® <’ Rob’son

(444’20).MIS'rR’S POLL A’ wn 4 112 4 6 6 6 6 3' 3* H Thurber

( 44342 )B. .McDAAVELL wi! 4 lb! 1 5 5'= 5'® 4' 4® 4® AV AVright

44396»GRF1V EAGLE w 4 113 6 4 4® 4J 5® 5J 5® .1 Mooney

(443C‘3)*BOURBON I..\D\vn 4 110 2 2 2' 2J 3= 6 6 S P.oyle

M Shields
A A\’ Young
H Neusteter
T F’ Pendergast
F’ Gerlng Jr
Gallaher Bros

Time, 24*j, 49*/s, 1:15%. 1:41%. 1:48'4. Track good.

$2 mutuels iiaid. Grandee, $29. B) straiglit. $14.70 place, $7.30 show; Hong Kong, $22.l’>0 place, $8.10
show; AA’odaii, $3.40 sliow.

F:quivalent liookliig odds— Grandee, 1370 to lOO straight. ta.A to lot) idaee, 265 to 100 show; Hong
Kong. 1030 to KK) place, 320 to UM) slio'.v; AViwIaii, 70 to KM) show.

Winner- -Gh. <•, by Lorenzo — Gronborough, by Growbeny ttraineil by F’. Devers; bred in England by
Major J. U. Hartley).

Time, 25. 50%, 1:18%, 1:47%. 2:02. Track heavy.

$2 nmtuols paid, Jim Helleriiig, $6.30 straiglit, $3,00 place, $2.70 sliow; Linden, $2.80 place, $2..’>0
show; Mistress Polly, $4.70 show.

Equivalent bfHiking mld.s Jim Hefferiiig, 215 to KM) straight, .50 to 160 place, 35 to 100 show; Linden,
■10 to KM) place, 25 to KM) show; Mi.^tl•ess Polly. 135 to 100 sliow.

Winner- B. g, liy Trap Bock — F'air.v, b.v St. F’rnsqnin (trained by AI. Sliields; bred by Mr. E. L.
Davis).

AVent to i>ost at 5:16. .At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AVon easily; second and third driv-
ing. JIM HEF’F'EBING. showing ttie most speed, was rnslied into the lead at once and, under hard
riding, liehl LI.NDE.V sate all tlie way. LINDEN went well and gamely, Imt tired near tlie end. MIS-
TRESS POLLY closed an iuunense gap in tlie lust quarter. BROWNIE MeDAWELL begun slowly and
closeil a gap. BOGUBON L.AI) quit and ran out on the stretch turn.

Overwejglits — Linden, 2 pounds.

DAILY RACING FORM.

Sunday, October 19, 1919

Laurel Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October 20.

WEATHEB CLEATt. TBACX FAST.

VENAL JOY. t. g. 2 (M) 108

43076 Aq’duct 5-8 1:01 fast 30 107 Boltod.

BARDORA, b. f, 2 (M) 105

By Lovctie— Miss Rose (Glen Iver Stable).

S Sn’dman 7 W.tlierinnk, C’rinoran, L’dylike
Ey Bard of Hope— Isidora (P. M. Walker).

The fitruret under the heading “Rec.” in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,
abbreviations show track conditions.

o o

Racing starts .at 1:45 p. m. (Chicago time, 12:45.)
® Suix*rior mud runner. X Goo<l mud runner.
^ Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.

2-year-olds. Maidens. Selling.

(Tr.aek record: Oct. .5. ISllS— 1:11%— 4— lOS.)

(444.54) •Waukeng 100 1:45%

441.3.S Fnir.v' I’rince 105 1:50%

288.58 Okemus

5 102® 705
3 94.. 705
7 103.. 700

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

SECOND RACE — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Oct. 30, 1916 —
3:40—5—138.)

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Ree.

A.Wt.Han.

440IH =

•Se.a Mime ....

. . .107

1:14

101). .725

4.890.8*

King’s Cliampion

. .112

1:17%.

las. .720

44430*

•Col. Miiriili.v . .

...98

1:15%

103X715

44430

Nancy Ann

.. .107

1:10

110X715

44234=

Uiinn.vven

...101

1:14%

113. .710

44222

•Little One ....

103X711)

44391=

Devil Dog

.. .112

1:10

113X710

44227

Marcello M. . . .

. . .107

1:10%

105. .705

44429

Ynphank

Wehew .

...97

1:15%

108. .705

44349

...110

1:19%

lOS. .700

4.8900

Tom Ketcliuin .

IDS. .700

4.8991

Bollieking Airs

10.8. . TIM)

44429

Buster R

. ..100

1:16%

108. .700

43070

A'eniil Joy

Bardora, b. f.

by

108. .700

Bard of Hoiie

—

105

(Track record: Oct. .5, 1918 — 1:11%-

(44451) Arrah Go On 120 1:12

44.331 Grimalkin 11(1 1:12%

44205» Oplielia 114 1:12%

44412 Quietude 118 1:12

444512 Piipp lOS 1:12%

443122 Honifaee 104 1:11

44205 I’igeon Wing 110 1:12%

4aS04» Knot 105 1:12%

(44124) Bridesman 112 1:13%

44312 Chimney Swift ....100 1:13

120S Sinn Feiner 114 1:12%

4208 War Drive 124 1:13%

1331 Catoctin 115 1:14%

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
(Track record: Oct. 5, 191.S — 1;11%-

4429) *tSmart Guv 100 1:14%

43952 \\eaiy 112 1:15%, s

44492 Sea Queen 107 1:13%

4430) Kirah 107 1:14%

4371) Master Hill 107 1:15%

4309) Encrinite 91 1:13%

4395) Glen I.ight 98 1:10

4277 Herd Girl KWi 1:14

4374 tireland 107 1:10%

4.335 Fait .\cconipli ....

NEW HAVEN, h. g, 10

1 l:4.5%slow 15f 109 4 4 6

-4— 10.S.) 444.34 Lxeurel 1 l:4.5%slow 151

4 115 X 7.50 42930 Aq’duct Ab 2 4:13%f.ist 20

3 105 X 745 42924 Aq’ duct Ab 2 4:12%fa.st 20

3 110 X 745 42672 Belmont Ab 2 4:08%fast 6

4 112 X 74 5 4-2606 Belmont Ab2 4;15%fast 2

4 118®740 42.392 Pimlico
4 120X740 42238 Pimlico
3 107.. 7.35 42296 Pimlico
3 102 X 735 42247 Pimlico
3 113.. 735 40296 Pimlico
3 1 02.. 725 40275 Pimlico

2 4:14 hvy 13
2 4:02%fast 14
2 4:09%livy 28

2 1-4 4:24 fa.st 7
2 1-2 4 :54%fast 45

155 1 2 3
13.S 12 5

3 102. .725
3 115.. 725
3 118.. 725
3 105.. 710

2 3:50 fast 47-10 149 1 2 2

MAX MEADOWS, br. g. 7

443i>.5’ Weary . .
44449= Sea Queen

Second Race — About 2 Miles.

Steeplechase.

4-year-olds and npward. Selling.

(Track record: Get. 30, 1910 — 3:40 — .5-

4U34 New Haven 10

(44410) Max Meadows .... 7

44410= Flare .5

(44370) Kol. Itedfield (I

44410= Sniithfield 7

44370 Norlliwood 7

43»>9S Melos 12

44275 Ja.v Bird 4

440ti5= Harwoml (M) .... 8

44012 IMinton Cliina (M). 8

44390= Clootz (M) (i

440H5 Colonetta 9

4-25(t5 Anne Exeellenee(M) 3

4400.5 tAntiseptic 7

43905 High Olympus (M) 4

tG. P. Sherman entry.

Third Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

4:3821 •!.<> Blenet

4433-5 Ja- Gnnlois (M) ...

44:595 Mildred (M) 102 l:lS%h

44431 l.inieriek Lass ....111 1:15

■f-U. Parr entry.

Sixth Race — 1 1-16 Miles,
3-year-olds and tipward. Claiming.
(Track record: Oct. 7, 1910 — 1:43‘% — 5-

IoVtIO 44410 Laurel Ab2 4:ll%h^•y 39-10 138 4 2 2

" 44.J70 Laurel Ab2J 4:57 hvy 33-10 143 1 3 4

40.310 Pimlico 2 1-2 4:.57 fast 25 143 1 1 3

X 40063 Laurel 2 3:.58 fast 7-5 143 9 4 3

—108.) 40003 Laurel Ab 2 3:56 fust 5 13S 4 4 3

101.. 725 39744 Aq’duct Ab 2 4:44 slop 35 133 3 2 3

109X720 39fi43 Belmont Ab2i 5:16 Last 4-5 138 1 1 1

103X715 X9r,.r,6 Belmont Ab 2 4:14 fast 13-5 149 6 4 1

109X71.J 39375 Sar.atoga Ab 2 4:21 fast 9-5 145 2 1 1

110 X 715 39217 Saratoga Ab2 4:31%fast 6-5 1.55 2 1 4

103:i:715 ;^20 Pimlico 2 4:01 fast 7-6 149 6 3 4

109^710 flare, b. g, 5 144

i 44410 Laurel Ab 2 4:14%hvy 9-5 14-J 1 1 1

Laurel Ab 25 4:4:S%fa.st 5 139 1 2 3

10I V- 1- 4408.5 Laurel Ab 2 3:56 last 9 144 3 2 2

11(1 - n 4;i914 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:22 slop 47-10 145 1 1 1

i(i--'-THi H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01 fast 1 145 6 4 2

111 i! I 4.3742 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:U6 good 6

111.. .00 4;j 716 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:fll%mud 27

41746 Havana lni50y 1:43 fast 12
41389 Havana 1 1-8 1 :52%.faat 7
BOB REDFIELD, h. g, 6
1(1 - 44:i70 L;iurel Ab2i 4;.<7 hvy 5

1 ww-T- 44275 liiiurel Ab 2 3:57 fast 14

.KiO-i- 44012 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4 :07%.faat 6

.-e-13S.)

10 14-JX700 , Sixth Rac<

7 13”X695 3-year-olds and

5 144X<s9'5 (Track record: Oct.

(! 142®C95 443.52=»tHANK O’DAY

7 142 X 090 (444:i.5)*tThe Decision

7 137X090 44354 ‘Sylvano

12 137:i:090 (4.32:45) Conduit

4 1.34.. 090 44435= Poacher

8 137X085 (444.33) The Desert .

8 1.32.. 085 44451 ‘Itapid Day ..

4 1.34. .090 44435=

8 137X0.S5 (444.33)

8 1.32.. 085 44451

0 132..»!,S.5 414.54=

9 142..0.’-'0 ( 44454)

3 134..(’v'-(l 44389

7 137X0.80 tG,

4 137.. CSO

100 1:40%

108 J 1:40%

90 1:47%

44451 •Rapid Day 95 1:40% .3 102.. 7

414.54= The Belgian II. ...107 1:47% 5 105. .7

44454) •Waukeag 1»M» 1:45% 5 95® 7

44389 Mint Cat 102 1:45% 3 104. .7

tG. W. Forman entry.

Seventh Race — 1 1-8 Miles,
3-year-olds and upward. Clainiing Handicap.
(’I’re.ek record: Oct. 10, 1914 — 1:49% — 3 — 124.)

-5—110.)

7 107X725
0 lfM)x715
.3 99X715
5 100:i:715

4 112X710
3 107X710
.3 102.. 710

5 105.. 705

.5 9.5® 70.5

3 104. .70.5

139 3 3 4
10.3i 6 6 7
98 6 6 6

143

Ki? 522
150 7 6 6
134 5 4 2

•J 4394.5 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4 :13%hvy 8-5 146 6 4 3

43S69 H.deG’ce Ab 2 3:50 fast 7
43.S22 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:01 fast 35
43747 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:C7%good 69
43699 Ti’m Abl 1-16 1:48 fast —
4,3637 Tim’ mAbl 1-16 1:4S fast —
SMITHFIELD, blk, g. 7

139 10 Lost rider.

By Filigrane — Ethel Thomas (W. L. Oliver).

8 8= 8== J Bell 9 MalvoUo, Tootsie. Babj' Sister

4 4S 4i« W Taylor 5 Syosset, Skibereen, B(»ddest

9 7'® 6=" A NicUl’us 9 Syosset, Martian, Reddest

6 6* 7=' W Taylor 8 Gold Bond, Early Light, Garter

1 li 5“ V Powers 0 Sin. Stick. Ulioinb I’ussy Willow

4 6* 6== W Taylor 11 Brand, Melos, Difidel II.

4 4'= 4== .1 Rowan ti ’fhe Brook, 'rnrmoil, Capt.Parr
6 T" 7*= N Kenn'dyl2 Warlock, Brooks, Trmnpator
6 6= 6=t B Haynes 9 I>‘Marsouin. Infidel II., M.Jaque

2 3* 3'" B Havnes S Turmoil. Hihbler, MargeryJnque
2 2i li L Merip’lel2 Infidel II.. 'Poppy Nix, Turmoil

Bv Moharib— Gin Fizz (J. H. Lewis).

2 1= li D Byers 0 Flare, Smitlitleld. Stucco

3 2'“ 2== D Byers 5 Bob Bedlield, Stucco, Northwood

3 Pull. up. D Byers 7 Topp.v Nix, Robt. Oliver, Melos
3 li 1>» D Byers 9 Garter, Itrand, Clootz

3 1^ 1= D Byers 9 Algardi, Melos. Gold Bond

3 3 3=* D Byers 3 Brooks, Crest Hill

1 1 1 D Byers 2 Reddest

1 l»» l>» D Byers 7 Brand, North Star, Contender

1 2=® 2= D Byers 5 Babcock, Outlaw, Tight Wad

3 I'i 3i D Byers <> Le Marsouin, Babcock, Glenpop
Lost rlder.B Haynes 10 Capt.Parr. KingSimon. T.Carmet
Bt Fstr Play — Donna Mia (E. 0. Griffith).

1 2* 2i N Kenn’dy 0 MnxMe'dows. Smitlitleld, Stucco

3 2 2== M O’Con’r 3 'Toi)i».v Nix, Gold Bond

4 4=’ 4'= S Bush 7 Toiipy Nix, Gold Bond, Syosset

1 1* 1* S Bush 4 Crest Hill, Doreris, Rhomb

2 3* I'i R H Cr’Td 9 Bobitedfield, SeaLord, Unrwood

2 2i 2* G Palmer (t Otto Floto, Crest Hill, Stucco

4 3' 3*i G I'almer 5 Crest Hill, Otto Floto, Algardi

6 8 8'= J Frach 8 Artist, Chillnm, Rac

6 6 6‘® S Wida 0 Sasentn, Ballad, Dladi

By Mohawk II. — Tolash (E. Sweeney).

1 1== 1== II Will'nis 5 >1. Meadows. Stucco. Northwood

6 5 .5'= H Will'ms 7 Lytle. Pioneer, Candidate 11.

1 l“t I'i H WilTins 8 Candidate II., Harwood, C. Hill

1 li 2i H WiU’ms (! Candid.ite II., Harwood, Stucco

115 4 5 3
108 4 3 2

116

M O’Con’rlO Crest Hill, Doreris. Algardi

3-year-olds and

upward. Selling.

44220=

tl’olroma

.105

1:55’%

0

no. .725

(Track record: Oct. 7

19111-1:43%-

-3— llfi.)

44433

•Harry Breivogel

.111)

1:.55

4

!)8 X 720

44.834= •Siiint’s Bridge .

...108 1:47%

4

94X723

44070

Luther

.11011:. 55%

9

105X715

44.894= Sister Embieni .

...103 1:48

r,

1IM)X72I)

44334

BiiekiHiard

.115

1:5.8%

5

109X715

(44174) Widow Bedotte

. . .112 1:415%

5

108X7’20

4443.8

•Sophia Gatewood.

.107

1:.55

it

101X711)

444.52 •Zouave

...111) 1:51

5

94X720

44207=

tl.az.v Lon

.112

1:5.8%

5

1080711)

44392= Little Cottage .

...114 1:47%

5

1070710

444.52

•Queen Blonde . . .

.103

1:53%

4

101. .71!)

44174 'Thorn Bloom . .

...100 1:45%

r.

103X713

44375

Romeo

3

102X710

44415 •Belario

...97 1:47%

3

87. .713

44334

Indoleuee

.no

1:53%

8

108X705

444.83= Dorcas

...108 1:45%

ii

102ti:7L5

44113

Galle.v Head ....

.107

1:57%

5

99X705

444.54 Queen of the Sea

. .. 95 l:4li%

1000713

44132

Arbitrator

. 100

1:54%

Ti

97X70!)

444.55 •I'oiiiitain Fay . .

...107 1:46’%

9

9ll:lt713

44414

Melancholia

3

98 . . 701)

444:<3= Silsila

. . .109 1 :47%

4

112X710

43!>8ti

Dick Benson

.112

1:50%

9

lOiXTlKl

44303 •Ballyeonnell (M)

...105 1:33 Vsm

3

84 X 705

tv.'

. Smith entry.

44410 Laurel Ab 2 4:14%hvy 8-5 1 36 5 3 4 4

4i:l70 Laurel Ab2J 4:57 hvy 3-2 T19 I>ost rider.

423.52 Pimlico 2 4:01 fa.st 39-lC 142 1 6 6 3

42:110 Pimlico 2 4:08 slow 13 149 111 Fe

40:J10 Pimlico 2 1-2 4:57 fast 3 142 3 6 6 6

402S9 Pimlico 2 1-4 4:16%fast 4i 135 10 4 6 4

40261 Pimlico 2 1-2 4:49 fast J2f 1:12 6 2 2 1

402;:l Raurel Ab2 4:01%hvy 12f 131 2 2 2 2

36549 Bowie lm2fly 1 :48%slop l.'l-6f 106 12 10 11
36523 Bowie lm70y 1:50 slow 51f 99 6 5 3

NORTHWOOD. b. g, 7 137

44:170 Laurel Ab2) 4:.57 hvy 4 1 35 2 1 1

41006 Aij’duct Ab 21 5:0.4 fast 6 1 35 2 3 3

4:1843 Aq’duct Ab 2 4:19%fast 4j 139 3 2 2

4.3:{.S5 Saratoga Ab 2 4:26 slow 11-5 149 3 3 2

4:i306 Saratoga Ab 2 4:27%good 4 142 3 1 1

lull 2'i S Bu.sh 9 Flare, Sea l.ord, Harwood

5i 7'“ P Maderia 7 Thrift, Wodan. Hubbub

6'= X Huff 6 Lobelia, Isalielle IL, Padua

16 N Huff t> 'Tranby, L. England, Jack Snips

By H.avoc — Martyrdom (R. Parr).

3* 3"'i R H CrTd (! .Max Meadows. Flare. Stucco

R H Cr’f’d .5 BobRedlield. M. Meadows. Stucco

1* 1* A Sims 7 Single Stick, Garter, EarlyLight

11. H WilliamslO Royal .5reli, North Star, Candle
4b 5'= R H Cr’f’d 7 'loppy Nix, Robt. Oliver, Melos
3* 4'" W How'rdll 'Tiniu’pator. Traditioner, Melos
26 4’" T. Cheyno 14 Bet. 'Tho Brook, Diiettiste
2® 2= L Cheyne 12 Gold Bond, Turnioil, Northwood

3 98 700 I <3396 Saratoga Ab 2 4:27%good 4

q linvTlMl <3261 Saratoga Ab 2 4:2o%fast 7
4;ni2 A(i’duct Ab2 4:ll fast 10

LATfREL. JOCKEY PERCENTAGE.S.

From January 1, to Octolser IG, liirlu.sire.

At or I At or

Jockey.
Row.iii, .1. . .
Ixtftus, .1. . .

O'l’rien, W. J
Knapi*. W. .
Nieklaiis, J.
Sande, E. ...
Fator, L. ...
Morris, L. . .

Rice, 'T

Kelsay. W. .
Stirling, D. .
Stalker. L. . .
Coltiletti, F.
Tliiirlur, H. .
Amlirose, E.
Johnson, A. .

Bell. .)

M ida, S

Dn'yer, J. . . .
Hamilton, H.
MeCrann, It.
R.van. .1. P. .
M (-Taggart. .7.
<'ari>oiiter, G.
Callalian, J.

P.C.

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

3(1.

Jockey.

P.C.

wt.

loo

100

1

1

0

0

Wessler, .1. ...

.. .11

99

.37

118

101

01)

31

21

Obert. W

.. .10

103

.31

114

02

19

0

7

Walls. 1!

.. O'J

IDS

.25)

145

83

2*J

10

M(‘tealf. J. ...

.. .Ot)

112

.•29

112

7

2

1

0

McIntyre. J. . .

.. .1)9

lo;i

.24

105

278

05

34

48

Pierce, J

. . .!«)

98

.20

103

.500

98

8t)

07

Sneiilman, S. .

.. .08

103

.18

101

11

2

1

0

Core.v. G

. .. .08

107

.10

111)

381)

02

(ill

00

Coilins, A. ...

.. .03

IDO

.10

108

StiS

r>r>

,51)

43

lleiiiM‘1. J

. . .ur>

98

.14

11)0

i!<sr>

39

44

32

Carswell. D. ..

. . .03

ill

.14

no

194

27

34

22

Suait. 11

. . .03

1D3

.14

100

1113

23

13

31

Schwartz, M. .

.. .03

S3

.13

9S

11.89

82

98

77

Jackson, C. ...

.. .02

1D3

.13

107

299

.®>4

.50

.87

Mergler, C. ...

111)

.13

107

301

40

41

39

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Im2fly 1 :48-%slop i:i-6f 106 12 10 11 14 Hi U)‘= C Slergler Hi Dartworth, E’lymorn. K.L’ugdon

lm70y 1:50 slow 51f 99 6 5 3 2 6'i 6'J C Mergler 12 Amphion, GarishSuu Lady Betty

, b. K, 7 137 By Moharih— Tallow (A. J. Davis).

Ab2) 4:.57 hvy 4 1 35 2 1 1 2 Refused. G K'.atty 5 B(ibl!edlie’,(',. M. Meadows, Stucco

Ab 2i 5:0.4 fast 6 1 35 2 3 3 3 3 3== B Haynes .5 Barklie. Decisive

Ab 2 4:19%fast 4j 139 3 2 2 2 2= 2= G Beatty K. Simon. Robt. Oliver, Nonesuch

. Ab 2 4:26 slow 11-5 149 3 3 2 Refu.sed. R Hanna .5 Crest Hill. Ithomb, KingFortune

. Ab 2 4:27%good 4 142 3 1 1 1 3 3 R Huuna .5 Robt. Oliver. King. Pier. Wingold

Ab 2 4:25%fa8t 7 136 1 1 1 1 2= li R Hannah « Crest Hill, U.Ooodfellow, K. Pier

Ab 2 4:11 fast 10 1 33 7 2 1 1 I'i 1= R Hanna 7 Reddest, EarlyLight, Fair Mac

42954 A(i’duct Ab 2 4:11%fast 8 1.3.5 4 3 2 2 3= 3% N Kenn’dy 4 K’townPtor, Sk’bereen, E. Light

t.:902 Aq’duct Ab 2 4:13 last 2i 137 6 4 1 2 5"’ 5== I) Hanna (1 K’stownl’icr, FairMac, Reddest

MELOS, b. g. 12 137 By Bannockburn — Simple Interest (G. Nihhs).

4:i69.3 Tim’iam Ab 2 LO® fast — 149 Fell. B Harris l> .\lgardi. Me.4dams, Mo

i::r.52 Tim’ium Ab 2 3:57 fa.st — 139 o'' E Harris 7 Algardi, Harwood, laaiie Lon

4:kX)2 A(i’duct Ab ;; 4:i:i fast 10 142 2 2 3 5 4' 4'" L Clieyne ti K.’stowuPier, FairJlae, Reddest

42924 A(i’duct Ab 2 4:12%fast 15 138 6 4 3 6 Pu.up.L Cheyne 9 Syos.set, Marti.in. Reddest

42748 Belmont Ab 2 4:15 mud 6 1 38 2 5 3 4 4= 3“l L Cheyne 7 Rhomb, Early Light, Sea I/ird

4212)2 Pimlico 2 4:11 hvy 13 134 5 2 2 3 26 2" L Cheyne 11 Brand, Infidel IL. Little Horn

12324 Pimlico 2 1-4 4:33 good 15 138 4 2 3 4 4= 4’’ I. Oieyne 8 la'M’rsouin, M..Ta(Hie, Intidel II.

42205 Pimlico 2 4:91 slow 22 140 3 2. 2 2 1“= 4= L Cheyne 10 IVarloek. Syosset, Infidel II.

42106 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:17 hvy 14 140 5 4 3 1 1* T 1. Clieyne S Early I.ight, Rhomb, Reddest

42652 H.deG'ce Ab 2 4:29%hvy 5 140 1 4 2 2 4== 4== L Cl(eyne 8 Warlock. Rhonili, Early Liglit

IniTOy 1:57 slow 13-5 145 2 5 5 3 3' 3*J LtCol B'ryll Fount. Pay. GreyEagle. Christia

, g. 4 134 By Peep o’Da-" — Red Bird II. (Crown S-iable).

Ab 2 3:57 fast 11 147 5 3 3 Fell. R II Cr'f’d 7 Lytle, I’ioneer, Candidate II.

Ab 2 3:52%,fast 22 132 1 5 4 4 4'= 4=‘ E Wolke li Dehadou. Weldsliip, Decisive

Ab 2 4:17%good 5 130 3 1 2 4 3'® 3® W Keating a Robt. Oliver, C.aCorps, Prim HI.

Ab 2 4:'22 fast 4-6 142 7 6 4 2 1* l'= \V Keating 7 W.St’iigtii, I.eCyprin, W’newood

Ab 2 4:2fl%slow 12 1-35 2 2 2 2 4'® 4== R Hanna r> Syosset, Kwoaesbee, Weldsliip

I Ab 2 4:21 good 5 146 4 1 2 2' 2= R Hanna 8 St’divariU'i, Goblin, .T.A.S’ridan

3-4 l:12%fast 43 106 5 5 5 6 6=® C Isrown (> II. Cost, 'T.Coat, T.o’tli’Morning

0-4 l:12%good 59 107i 7 9 9 6i 7'= G Moles’th 9 St. Augustine, Spearlene, S.Lady

h. g, 8 (M) 137 By Frontcnac — Poetic (Glen Iver Stable).

2 Refused. G Beatty

3 3 C== B Haynes

2 2= 2= G Beatty

Refused. R Hanna
1 3 3 R Hanna

o'~ E Harris
4* 4'" L Clieyne
Pu.up.L Cheyne
4= 3“» L Cheyne

IniTOy 1:57 slow 13-5 145 2 5 5

JAY BIRD, b. g. 4 134

44275 I.aurel Ab 2 3:57 fast 11 147 5 3 3

44170 Laurel Ab 2 3:52%,fast 22 132 1 5 4

43895 A.(i’duct Ab 2 4:17%good 5 130 3 1 2

4;:77(> Aq'duct Ab 2 4:'22 fast 4-5 142 7 6 4

t.i710 Belmont Ab 2 4:2ft%slow 12 l-35 2 2 2

43594 L'n.H’nts Ab 2 4:21 good 5 146 4 1

4-2;-48 I.atonla 3-4 l:12%fast 43 106 5 6

387,07 Douglas S-4 l:12%good 59 107i 7 9

HARV/OOD, ch. g, 8 (M) 137

-M065 H.d('G’co Ab 2 -l:00%fast 13-5 141 2 2 1
4 4<jl2 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:07%fast 19 134 1 5 3

43945 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:15%hvy 19-5 141 5 5 5

43822 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:tl fast 6 143 3 2 4

4.30.52 Tira’ium Ab 2 3:57 fast — 149

43508 Saratog.a Ab 2 4:29%mud 3 143 111

MINTON CHINA, b. 4J. 8' (M) 132

44912 H.deG’ce Ab2 4:07%fast 49 1.37 4 6 8

38362 B.alt. 1 1-16 l:5-2%slow — 112

S liu-sh
S Bush
.\ Sims

7 Stucco, Doreris, Sea Ix)rd

8 ]i.R(>dfieId, Ciindidatell., C.Hill
(i CandidatelL, B.Redfield, Stucco

4= 4'= W McCl’ry 9 Flare, Bob Itedfield. Sea Ixrd

2= H Will’ms 7 .Mgnrdi, Louie Lou, M.McGiggle
2*= 2= E Laiidry 3 Ithomb, King.stown Pier
By Spearmint — Simonsworth (G. P. Slierman).
L.rider.A Stretch 8 B.R’dfield, C’didatell.. H’rwood
8*= A Casey 8 J.llanover, H.’sBrother. G. Dolly
11 11®" F Stacy 12 New Haven, Ithomb, Garter
9 9=s W Logan 9 S.vosset, Grey Leg, Ormeud

4 15 Si. Ashton, Glencarbry, Mr.Brian

3® 8 ItawMaterial, Mr.Brian. Jupiter

3=i 10 Littlel’ickle, Luveco, Toudstoue

By Marta Santa — Clotaire (T, J. Donahue).

3 3=® W Green 3 Doublet. Pioneer

6 o*= F W’ill’ms li Lytic, Pioneer, Sea Lord

7' 4'® I Barrett 9 EagloThistle, Melos, ManSlaycr
3' 4®i W Green 9 Max Meadows, Garter, Brand
2i 3'= 1 Barrett 5 Garter, Brand, Man Slayer

1 ...Bu.D uuuw uix. Buuws lue u(BLaiioe me iiorse was aneaa oi tnai nexi in vne race,

Tim small figure under ‘Fin. —unless the horse won — shows the number of lengths the horse was
winner. Weight to he carried appears at top of column of weights in previous races.

I The M after the horse’s name means Maiden,

o - . ■ -

FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. 2-5-ear-olds. Maidens. Selling. (Oct. 5, 1918 — 1:11% — 4 — 108.)

Index Course Dist TimeT’ekOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

SEA MIME. hr. f, 2 (M) 100

44064 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :13%fast S3 197 6
43991 H.deG’ce 6-8 1:01 good 63 110 8

43900 H.deG’ce 5J f l:08',ifa.st 16-5f 113 3
43761 H.deG’ce 6J f l:07?kfast 6f 111 2
43622 Belmont 6-8 st 69%good 100 106 3
XING’S CHAMPION, b. c, 2 (M) 108

4396:1 Aq’duct 6J f l:21%fast 6 112 5

43820 A(i’duct 3-4 l:].5%fast 6 112 12

43645 Belmont 3-4 st l:ll%fast 15 110 4

43579 Belmont 5Jfstl:06 fast 6 11-5 3

43259 Saratoga 6i f l:06ysfast 10 115 12

42643 Belmont 5-8 st l:00%fast 11-5 113 1
42.548 Belmont 4if st 63%fast 10 113 5

COL. MURPHY, b. g. 2 (M) 103

444:i0 Laurel 3-4 l:17%slow 18 97 3

44:X»9 Laurel 3-4 l:14'/<ifast 40 !»S 7

44222 Laurel 5Jfl:06%fast lOf 110 1
44064 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :13%fast 33 115 2

43913 H.deG’ce 6J f l:09%slop i:i6 102 2

42091 H.deG’ce
42012 Bowie

By Seahorse II. — Mimesis (G. W. Forman).

3C;i64 Pimlico
24131 A(i’duct

44:;90 Laurel
44123 Iiaurel
40089 Laurel
40063 Laurel
398S4 A<i’duct

2 3:5S%fast ?0f 145 2 11 11

Ab 2 4:20

fast 15

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1

7-8

7

153

1

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4

155

1

3-4

10

90

6

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132

Ab 2 4:08%hvy 9

Ab 2 4:01 good 8
Ab 2 3:59%fast 7
2 3:58 fast 49
Ab 2 4;27%slop 10

141 5 5 7
130 3 1 1
140 2 1 1

9®* W Logan
4

7' 4'® I Barrett
3' 4«i W Green
2i 3'= 1 Barrett

4= 2*1 H Hain’fn 7 The Wit, Link Boy. Col. Jliirpliy 38472 Behnont Ah 2 4:23 hvy 6 142 3 2 6 6 3‘ 4" F 'Will’ms 8 R.Goodfellow, Lit. Nearer, Brand

8) 9" Kelsay 13 Forever, Titauiu, Rubidiitin

38415 Bel.Ter.

8 10 lO'JlO'* R Troxler 1.5 Encrinite, JlockOr’nge, LinkBo.v 3797>8 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:28 fast

150 5
147 3 1

6* 5'® R Troxler 10 Kiruli, Sea Queen, Mock Orange 34978 Saratoga Ab 2 4:26%fast 30 133 5 3 5

3 4 31

9 9 8'

4 6 6'

2 3 6

8 12 15

1 1 li

3 3 2

4 4” R Ball 4 Constancy, Arethiisa, Ricochet COLONETTA, ch. m, 9 142

By Uncle— Continental (A. K, Macoinher). 44085 I.aurel Ab 2 3:56 fast 63 142 4 4

3>> 3=5 C Kummer .5 F:iir Gain. Georgie, Indi:5Cretion 3:1901 Conn’ht Ab 2 3:51%fast 34-5 14 4 2 7

8* 8*= C Kunimerl2 T. Wagoner, Carnarvon, Damask S.'1S46 Conn’ht Ab 2 3;50%fast 12 141 2 4

142

142 4 4

6= 5*® C Kummer S John P. Grier, Pilgrim, Rouleau 3,3758 Conrv’ht Ab 2 3:48%fast 39 141 16 6

6' 6“i C Kummer 7 Dav.Harum, SeaMint, Simpleton 31690 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:25%, hvy 17-6145 4 3 3

^5 16== M Buxton 19 Evergay, MaskedDaneer, Blazes i3.542 BlueBon. Ab 2 4:12%hvy 32 132 4 6 L

IJ 2'J M Buxton 11 Li-viathan, Arnienus, Devil Dog 33142 W’dbine Ab 2 4:12 fast 68 132 7 4 6

2* 3* I.I Buxton 14 Ufiset, Service Star, Pilgrim 32859 Pimlico 2 3:52 fast 35 162 4 6 7

By Theo. Cook— Harvest Queen (W. H. Dauphin). p™ I ^ 14^ ^5 3 2

3® 3% F G’ltiletti S Kirah, Who Cares. Biickhorn II. a ^ ^ il'i « 1 I

6' 6=‘ Lt. I>ee 7 T.Brook, Pr.HullI., Am’gamator

4 4=® P Will’ms 9 Pandean, Little Horn. Porin

6 6=® W Keating 5 Ixnivois. Capt.Parr, C’raghaleen

By Ormicant — Loot (YJ. Ekinkor).

5* 5*= M Hen’son 7 Tojipy Nix, Gold Bond, S.vosset

2*® 2* N Brooks 9 Welsliman, Iteddest, Cu Bon

L.rider.J Smith 9 Cynosure, JIus. Honours, Queed
5® 5=* Scully 8 Stucco, New Haven, Tropaeolum

44430 I,.aurel
44349 Laurel
44309 Laurel
43761 H.deG’ce
43728 H.deG’ce
43266 Saratoga
43032 Aq’duct
RUNNYVEN, I
44254 Laurel
44084 Laurel
44044 H.deG’ce
4:i944 H.deG’ce

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10

106

3

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15 7®J J Pierce 1.5 Encrinite. Squire Charlie, Kirah
3= 6"J A Johnsonl4 'Titania, Master Bill, Clarabella
9nk 4i« ,T p Ryan 7 ’The Wit, Sea Mime, Link I?oy
8 8== J Dreyer S Kirah, Allivan. Purl

32734 Pimlico 2 4:04 hvy 23 135 14 6 9

32672 Pimlico 2 4:09%good 27 142 6 3 2

30411 War’ ton Ah2i fast 20 1.80 3 12

ANNE EXCELLENCE, h. f, 4 (M) 134

42565 Arl’ton Ab 2 good 4 130 Fell.

42542 Arl’ton Ab 2 slow 10 1.3.3

6i> 9*3 J P Ryan 10 S’gegrass, Jl.Stathem, LeBleuet 42495 Arl’toii Ab 2 slow 10

3= 3= J P Ryan It Hid. Sliip, Sedgegrass, Drusilla 40.’01 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 13;

6* 8" T Nolan 10 F. ('ook. Sl.Shaekleton. M.Duzie a ■VTTS'FP'T'T r! nli m 7

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17

141

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6 5 5® 5=* Scully 8 Stucco, New Haven, Tropaeolum

3 3 4= 5®= T McCrcery !i IdlcMiehael, Reddest, Sl’inlierer

Lost rider. J Russell 7 Early Light. Rhomb, U. Spinner

6 5 5* 6*® J Russell 8 MarchCourt, Stucco, Shan. River

7 7 7'® 7®* E Hen'son 8 Brooks, 'Tomahawk III., Ixnvois

9 H 11= 11=' E Hen’son 14 Bryndor, B. of B. Mawr. Hihler

2 1 1=® 1=® E Han'son 7 Bryn Rose, Tredette, Kintore

2 2 65 6*i .1 Russell 7 Sun King. Doreris. Crest Hill

By King James — Excellence (D. F. Dchutis).

C Jones li Nettall., Lit. Horn, Caiit.C’ssatt
.3 C Jones 7 Little Horn, (’apt. Cassatt, Mo

2 1-2 4:.54%fast 30
2 1-1 4:16%fast 35

130 4 1 1
120 4 1 2

6 6" .Y McC’key 7 Stucco, Harwood, Doreris
6 6'® R .Scully S 'rnrmoil, Hihler, New Haven
Pul. up. R Scully 11 Trumpator, 'Traditioner, Sfeios

By Plaudit — Mary Morris (R. A. Dorn). 40296 Pimlico 2 1-2 4:.54%fast 30 130 4 1 1 1 6 6'® R .Scully S 'rnrmoil, Hihler, New Haven

45 C'® L Fator S Kirali. Wlio Cares, C(d. Murphy 4a289 Pimlico 2 1-1 4:16%fast 35 120 4 1 2 7 Pul.up.R Scully 11 Trumpator, 'Traditioner, Sfeios

3= 4=J D Stirling 10 Damask, Rubidium, I.e Gloneux 3C247 Laurel lm20y 1:46 slow 34f 108 11 11 13 13 13 13=® W Ward 13 Wodaii, Bro. Jouathaii, EdWeisa

gii 91U p Stirling 1.5 Enerinite. S<|iiire Charlie, Kirali 29328 W’dbine Ab 2 4:07 fast 6-5 149 2 2 1 1 1'5 1*5 R Scully 3 Garish Sun, Sea Lord

5*5 6'® W Hinphylli Kirah, Se:i Queen, Moek Orange 29164 Dorval 3-4 1:21 hvy 11 H2 6 6 6 6= 6'“ C Dishmon 7 WiseMnn, N.K.Beal, Vivian S.

3= 13*® B Kleeger 13 HobeyBaker. Hurry, (Ir. of Gold 28243 Ham’ton Ab 2 4:30%fast 13 132 8 3 1 1 2 2' W’^ Ward 8 Jack Winston, Cotton Top, Nila

m T\ o’Gaunt, Encrinte HIGH OLYMPUS, ch. g. 4 (M) 137 By Hastings— Olympia (S. Polk).

65 6 J A Schu g rl3 Hoodwink. Evergay, Gladiator 4.3905 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :47',ifn.st 28f 102 8 8 7 7 5* 6'= J Bernard 1 1 T.Belgianll.. F. Monroe. Assign

By Runnvmede — Ventura (A. L. Austin). 43807 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :48%fast 6f 105 3 9 7 7 5*> 6®J J Bernard Hi Bathildc, Kirstie’s Cub. Millrace

gii 91U p Stirling 15 Enerinite, Sipiire Charlie, Kirali 29328 W’dbine Ab 2 4:07 fast 6-5 149 2

5*5 6'® W Hinphylli Kirah, Sea Queen, Moek Orange 29164 Dorval 3-4 1:21 hvy 11 H2 6

By Runnvmede — Ventura (A

4.3905 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47',ifn.st 28f 102
43807 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 6f lOf,

4* 3'J .1 McTag’t II) Germa, Lim. Lass, F. Wolsliman 43741 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 1 :48%good 17f 107 10 14 1.3 13 Hi 9'= J Barnard 15 Tic I'in, L. Cottage. ThornBloom

44044 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :1.3%fast 2Sf 101 6

4:i944 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :17%hvy 183 114 7

43801 H.deG’ce 65 f l:0S',ifa3t 12f 116 2

42969 Latonla
42833 Latonia

5-8 l:04%hvy 154 112 10
4i f 54 slow 152 115 7

LITTLE ONE, h. c, 2 (M)

44222 Laurel

55 f l:0i;%fast lOf 110 12

3 3 4*5 3* T McTag’t 9 Damask, JI. Orange, MasterBill 41921 Havana 3-4 l:14%fast 25

5 5 6= .1 Dreyer 8 Who Cures, SeaQueen, Encrinite 41902 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 2

8 7 65 7‘® 'W Kelsay 9 It. Traveler, L.Bov, Rubidium 41863 Havana 5i f 1:08 fast 5

4 5 6= 6®S E Sande 11 F.W’lshnian. R.T’’veler, S. Sinner 41743 Havana .3-4 1 :13%fast 25

11 11 9* 9== ,T Groth 12 B. Prince, 'T.Sw’mer, A.of'T'mps 41688 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast 5

8 8'5 8'* J HanoverlO ByGolly, A.of'Trumps, Cupt.Muc

By Lord Rock Sand— The Pet (C. Raynor). THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles.

7= 6=i L Fator 8 AuntFlora, Fr.Biirke, Kick. Kid

6= 4=a L Fatoc 9 I'avuu Boy, Assessor. Itaipli S.

5* 3* L h'ator 7 Zim, J. B. Harrell, Peep Again

2”i( 3= L Fator 12 Koran, Algardi, Assessor

6‘ 3'= L Fator 9 U 'Tw.-'Three, Violet. Herder

THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (Oct. 7, 1916 — 1:43% — 5 — 116.)

42509 Balt.

Ab 5-8 1 :07%mud

—

112

4246.{ Balt.

Ab 5-8 1:02

good

—

106

42290 Pimlico

4i f 57

mud

24

115

6

7

7

7*

42231 Pimlico

1-2 49

fast

13

97

6

5

72

42*203 Pimlico

1-2 El

slow

9

109

3

5

61

42105 H.deG’ce 4i f 57

hvy

45

103

S

2

2

21

2" D Stirling II Silex II. , Dots, Mary Fitzhugh SAINT’S BRIDGE, b. g, 4 94

2- E Smith 7 Sedgegrass, Fastep, Dots 44:i34 Laurel 1 1-S l:52%fast 6 110 8 9 7

R Troxler 8 Lonely H. Pardner Sedgegrass 44127 I.aurel 1 l:41%good 22-5 104 9 9 8

J Staplel’nl.3 .SuiM-r. OrientalPark, WhoCares 42097 H.deG’ce lm70yl;45%f a st 19 107 2 10 10

.T Staplet’nlO (triffwood, II. Panliior, Caubeen 42082 H.deG’ce lm70yl:4r»%fast 27 105 11 11 H

94 By Bridge of E^n — Ste. Denise (J. O. Talbott).

110 8 9 7 4 3* 3'} F C’ltilettl 9 Wood Violet. HandftiU, Wodan

104 9 9 8 8 5 ' 4*5 F C’ltilettill Kimpaloiig, Dan, Jos. P. Murphy

107 2 10 10 11 li' 11** G Corey 12 Ind. Chant, Sim. Pure, Kingfisher

1<» 11 11 11 10 10* 9*> F Cltilettlll Dan. Indian Chant. Millrace

108 6 6 6 6 4* 4= A Johnson ii Eulogy, H.C.Bascli. B.ofi’h’enix

^ ^ Burke 8 Grumpy, Waterproof, Bajazet

108 3 .# 2 2 2= 25 H J Burke 5 Keiiward, Leta, Thanksgiving

1C8 By Ildrim — Annus Luctus (E. Trueman).

112 3 4 4 2 1”*^ ]i* E Ambr'se i) Wodan, Sibola, 'Thorn Bloom

111 3 2 1 1 1' 1* D Stirling 8 .loan of .\rc. Zinnia. WoodViolet

108 4 5 6 5= 33 P Musg’ve 11 S. Emblem, St. Quentin, S. Beach

111 15 D Stirling 7 Zouave, J. W. Klein, Arbitrator

107 2 4 6 6* 3*5 G Corey 8 TheDecision, Celto, Amaekussin

112 4 6 3 2 2* 25 E Amlir’sell Polroiiia, .Miss Bryn, N. K. Beal

116 3 5 4 5 3* 2* E Ambr’se 9 Br. Peddler. .TackMount, Prunes

110 6 4 2 1 1* 15 E Sande 9 Ballad, Frank Shannon, Dan

104 3 2 3 4 4* 3*i A Richcr’k 7 Wood Violet, Dulina, Prunes

100 By Ballot — Avo Marie (G. W. J. Bissell).

110 1 3 4 4= 2= G Walls 11 St. Quentin, King 'Tusean. Ideal

lO-j 3 4 4 65 6=5 L Fator ID .Vni’ekassiii, T. I)i*eision, Murpliy

lO.S 2 2 2 2= 15 E Sande 11 St. Quentin, W.Bedotte, S. Beach

IIJ 4-‘ D Stirling 5 Diadi, Leomn, Call Shot

111 6“5 D Stirling 9 Koran, P.toPoint, Capt. M’mont

<1*^ 13 D Stirling 5 F. Sliaiinoii, I.azy Lou, H. Moon

110 3*5 D Stirling 8 Ft. Bliss, P.toPoint, S.Alyssum

115 3 1 1 1* 23 T Rice (» Thorn Bloom, Oiiieo, General

110 111 2 2* 2® G Walls 10 Kilts II. , Prunes. Alma B.

94 By Sain — Black Tail (J, B. Dahlgren).

107 4 1 1 1 65 7®3 F C’ltilettl 9 I. Chant, J. of Spades, P. and Calls

110 3 1 1 1 15 3= G C’penter 9 EloctedlL, LazyLou, WaterWar

107 6 6 6 9= 9*3 W Kelsay 10 .4m’elsassin, T. Derision, Murphy

107 14 9 5 6* 10=5 J Pierce 11* Piiiard, Ultra Gold, D. Carnival

118 7 8 9 10* 12*® J Conway Ifi St. Quentin, 3Iar. Hollins. Sedan

115 4 3 6 65 7=5 J Conway 14 Duciiess Lace, Celto, Joyful

110 25 J Conway 7 W.B’dotte, J.W. Klein, Ar’trator

115 1 2 2 6* 6'3 J IVessler 6 Thorn Blmmi. Sis. Emblem, Onico

112 9 5 5 66 6** L Fator llTheDeidsioii, T. Bloom. S. Emblem

110 7 11 1= 1® J We.ssier 14 General, Sis. Emblem, Kisponde

107 By Jubilee— Mabel D, (C. C. Field).

112 2 4 2 2 2'" 2= E Sande 7 T!!(‘ Di'sert. Veto, Waukeag

120 6 5 3 3 2i 2* E Sande 7 Wood Violet, Dorcas, King John

107 I 1 1 1 16 2* E Sande 4 Thrift, P.andCalls, Golden Glow

110 7 7 7 7 7 6=® J Metcalf 7 Thrift, Seuteli V’dlct, Gold. Glow’

109 2 10 7 4 3* 2*5 J Heupel 11 WaterWar, Zinnia, H.Breivogel

116 3 6 3 6 6* 6=5 J P Ryan 8 Ballad, Doliiiu, BathUiie

112 3 6 6 3 2*5 1=5 J P Ryan 8 SirW.Jolinsoii, Indolence. Luther

111 9 8 8 1 1* 1= J P Ryan 14 Zinnia. Indolence, Tie Pin

113362 3 li36jP Byaa 16 Tiel’in. ThoraUloom, LWlioa

DEVIL DOG. br. c, 2 (M) 113 By ;

44;R)1 Laurel 3-4 l:16%hvy 27 112 4 4 3 3* :l=J

44222 Laurel 55 f l:06%fast 18-5 110 14 11 8 86 5«;

43912 Aq’duct .5-8 59*smud 7 110 9 7 7 7= 7'*

4.3820 Aij’duct 3-4 l:15%fast 15 112 6 4 4 .55 5=J

43682 Belmont 5-8 st 1:01) fast 25 115 9 9 7 7 * 7»*

43645 Belmont 3-4 st l:ll%fast 15 110 6 6 6 6® 6"

43113 Aq’duct 6-8 1:00%fast 8 115 8 7 7 5' 4=

43003 Aq’duct 6-8 l:00%fast 7 111 7 6 6 6* 6’j

MARCELLE M.. b. f. 2 (M) 106 By (

44227 I.aurel :i-4 1 :14%fast 38 107 1 4 6 7 7*:

4324S Empire 55 f l:os%fast 3 105 2 3 3 2 * 2']

4:i225 Empire 55 f l:07%fast 8 li)5 3 4 4 4* 5®

4:i212 Empire 5-8 l:ni%goo<i 12 m5 6 6 Fell.

4.3153 Empire 65 f l:07%fast 15 108 7 9 9 8= 8"

43135 Aq’duct 5-8 1 :01%good 8 112 1 12 3® 3=i

43076 Aq’duct 6-8 1:01 fast 15 106 2 2 2 45 4‘*

YAPHANK, b. c, 2 (M) 108 By

44429 Laurel 3-4 1 :18%slow 13 V(> 0 6 7 65 6*'

44.309 I^aurel 3-4 l:14'/ifast 19f 97 2 8 8 9= C=:

4c2)00 H.deG’ce 55 f 1 :0SVjfast 48 112 13 9 12 13* 13=''

43781 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast 75 110 Left at the post.

By Darley Dale— Mountain Fringe (Quincy Stable). 41^<< Oak! wii 1 3-16 2:00 fast 3
3* :l=J T Bice Kiinioul, Damask. JIurray 41708 OakTwn 1 1-8 1:54 fast 25

86 5«1 T Rice
7= 7'= T Rice
55 5=5 T Rice
7* 7»J T Rice
6® 6*« T Rice
5' 4= T Rice
6* 6=3 T Rice

14 Titania. Jlaster Bill, Clarabella WIDO'VJ BEDOTTE, b. m, 6 ’ 1C8

11 ('’riiarvon, L.Lanell., Duiisandel 44174 Laurel 1 1-10 l:46%fast 13-5 112 3 4 4

12 T. Wagoner, Carnarvon, Damask 44019 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 7-5 111 3 2 1

II) Game Chirk, Georgie, Serv. Star 43'.)69 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:13%slow 13 108 4 5

8 .lolin P. Grier, Pilgrim, Rouleau 42469 Balt. 1 1-16 l:50%gcod — 111

9 King Thrush, Evergay, Feodor 42391 Pimlico 3-4 l:16%hvy 7 107 2 4

11 E. Ricktnbaeher, Romany, Alias 422.51 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:48%fast 23-5 112 4 6 3

By Assagai — Alpaca (W. S. Murray). <2153 H.deG’ce lni70yl :45%fast 14 116 3 5 4

6 7 7'= G Corey 7 The Wit, Encrinite Kirah H.deG’ce lm70yl;45Vifast 2 110 6 4 2

3 2* 2*5 A Collins 6 B. Water, East Glow I’unetual <26.0 H.deG ce lm70yl:48-iiSlow 11-5 104 3 2 3

4 4* 5» A Collins r, Or. Girl. liar. Water, BrightGold SISTER EMBLEM, b. m. 6 100

i.eii (1 w 1 »; orieansGirl, OurMaid, J.BuIlant 44:191 Laurel 3-4 1 :17«/6hvy 19-5 110 1 3

9 WhoCares, FairColleen, B.Gold 44143 I.2iurel 3-4 l:13%fa.st 29-10 10.5 3 4

4 FaisanDore, SweetApple, Dickie 43969 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :l.‘!%s'ow 19 10.8 2 2

. . Aeronaut — Sand Bank (S. Ross).

‘ 05 6*= L Fator In Smart Guy, JlissHorner. Goldiiie |

Evan.s l.> Encrinite, Sipiire Charlie, Kirah l
1. 13 13=“ C Jackson 1.5 Enerinite. MoekOr’uce. l.inkHiiv

WEHEW. b. g, 2 (M) 108

44349 Laurel :i-4 1:18 hvy 240 112 9

44254 Laurel 3-4 l:14%fast 50t 110 5

43761 H.deG’ce 55 f l:07%fast 6t 112 14

42509 Balt. Ab 5-8 l:07Vsmud — 107

42463 Balt. Ab 5-8 1:02 good — 111

TOM KETCHUM. b. c. 2 (M) 108

43900 H.deG’ce 55 f l:0Sr5fast 16-5f 107 15
ROLLICKING AIRS, ch. f, 2 (M) 108

43991 H.deG’ce 5-S 1:01 good 46 110 2

43848 H.deG’ce 55 f l:08'/5fast 39 114 1

42498 Belmont 6-8 st £9%good 40 109 5

42393 Pimlico 45 f 57 hvy 37 lf*9 1

42169 Lex’ ton 1-2 50 hvy 8 112 1

BUSTER R., b. c, 2 (M) 108

44429 I.Kiurcl 3-4 l:18%slow .52 107 6

44309 Laurel 3-4 l:14%fast 19f 106 13

44222 Laurel 65 f l:06%fast lOf 110 10
42878 Jamaica 5-8 1 :01Viifa8t 30 115 3

42807 Jamaica 6-8 l:01%fa8t 20 UO U

A Evan.s Encrinite, Sipiire Charlie, Kirah I
C Jackson 1.5 Enerinite, .MockOr’nge, LinkBoy I
P Musg ve 12 S. Queen, Pir.MeGee, Hid.Ship 42314 11ml

9 9 10

10 10 10
15 16 16

By Voorhees — Norinne (B. L. Smith).

9=® W Obert 10 Damask, Bnbidiiim, Le Glorieux
^ D’liiinickll) Germa, Lim. Lass, Runn.vveu
lO" H TliurberlO Kirah, Sea Queen, Moek Orange

42.596 Hagers. Ab7-8 1:22 fast —
12361 Balt. Ab 7-8 l:31%mud —
42468 Balt. Ab 7-S l:2S%good —
42376 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%fast 8
42314 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:50%alow 16
ZOUAVE, blk. g. 5
44452 Laurel 1 1-16 l:48%good 3
44207 Laurel 1 l::iH%fast 48

I* W Mondon 7 Sedgegrass. Little I
By Tecumseh — Zampa (T. A. Costello).

44452 Laurel
44207 Laurel
41143 Laurel 3-4 l:13%fast 64 107 6

41046 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast 17 lOT 14

43823 H.deG’ce 3 4 1:13%fast 21f 118 7

13763 H.deG’ce 3-4 l;13=ifast 35 115 4

42439 Balt. 1 1-16 l:50)sgood — 110

42376 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%fast 45 H5 1

42265 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 mud 8 112 9

42177 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast 6 110 7

LITTLE COTTAGE, b. h. 6 107

44392 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55%hv.v 14-5 112 2

110 2

12

13

13 12*»

114 1

7

7

6= 5*1

109 5

7

6

6" 6*“

109 1

3

4

5= 5' =

112 1

6

8 8*®

108

107 6

4

By P
7= 5* =

106 i;i

10

11

11* 11*=

no 10

9

6

6J 9* =

115 3

4

4

4* 4“

uo u

8

8

lo-’* J Heupel 1.5 Encrinite, JlockOr’iige, Liu’uBoy pimi'ico

.. ■ == iiam t nl.4 forever, Titania, Rubidium

*>■ 5'J A Johnson 8 Herd Girl, Sub Rosa, Rubidium
6 6*“ A Johnson 7 Bon. Mary, Kullipolis, Cinderella
5" 5'= A Johnson 9 Edith K.. St. Allan, Tattle

4 5= A 44392 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55%hvv 14-5 112 2 4 2

6 8 I*® "v f • 44375 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :49%hvy 10 120 6 5 3

6 8 8 A Johnson 8 Mola Park. L ntonville. St’rview 4422s Laurel 1 1-2 2:34%fast 7 107 1 1 i

.By Peter Pan — Slipiiers (F. J. Kearns). 44175 Laurel 1 1^ 2:0^^fast. 7 110 7 7 7

4 7- u - VV Kelsay 10 Smart Guy, MissHorner, Goldino 43970 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07 si erw 17-10 109 2 10 7

Kelsay 13 Encrinite. Squire Charlie, Kirali 43919 H.defi’ce lm70yl:47%slop 11 116 3 5 5

6 6J 9*= J MeTag’t 14 'Titania, MasterBill, Clarabella 43827 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07%fast 7-10 112 3 6 6

^ ^ , S 5 Oceanua, WhoCares, BaekHome 42767 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 l:54%fast 35 111 9 8 8

8 Ui«ll=t R McCr’nnLJ Pawueell., M.Sianer, WhoCares 43711 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:48%good a-5 112 3 6 2

112
111
110
110
115 3
110 1 1

Sunday, October 19, 1919

DAILY RACING FORM

5

6i f l:22%good 11
«. 3

16-3
2J
17

THOHN BLOOH, br. g, 6 103

44174 Ljiurel 1 1-lG l;46%fast 9 110 6 6 5

4412S Laurel 3-4 1:15 good 8-5 110 6 4 3

43904 H.dcG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%good 4 110 1 1 1

43905 H. decree 1 1-16 1 :47^sfa.‘<t 14-5 111 11 10 12

43765 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:4675fast 6 104 1 1 1

43741 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:4S%good 4J 114 8

42376 Pimlico 3-4 l:14^fast 16-5 130 2

42265 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 mud 49-10 117 10

42164 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fast 6f 111 10

42090 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:47=Bfast 6
42040 H.deG’ce 65 f l:09%slop 3-2
42001 Bowie
BELAHIO, br.

44-tl5 Laurel 1 1-16 l:54”<hvy
44306 I«aurel 1 1 :41''ifast

44145 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47%fast
44050 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:05%fast 8

43994 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:47*fegood Ilf

43905 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 28f

43Sa'l H.deCJ’ce 1 1-16 l:47Vfefagt 25

43766 H.deG’ce lm70yl:46%fast 14

DORCAS, b. m. 6
444.r, Laurel 1 1-8 1 :59=;;.slow 22-i
44.373 I.aurel 1 1-16 l:49^hvy 39-10 102
43765 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:46%fa8t 11 lo5

437:14 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:50Vthvy 35 107

43564 Saratoga 1 1:39 fast 4-5 106

43386 Saratoga 7-8 l:2T%slow 6 110

43332 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 45 106

43258 Saratoga 1 l:3S%fast 35 110

43154 Empire lm70v l:45%fast 13-5 108

6 7 7 6

4 5 3 1

3 12 6

6 6 4 4

97 15 14 8 3

106 14 14 14 14

1075 5 9 9 8

107 9 7 7 6

102

m

2 3

aUEEN OF THE SEA. ch. m. 6

106

By Flint Rock — White Thom (D. 8. Fountain).

4* 4'< P C’ltilctti !) Widmv Redotte, Wodan, SiboKa

1| 15 D Ambr’se S Betsy, Ideal. I’olronia

3* 3>3 J McTag’t l.'i Antoinette, R^larlo, Kat. Canal

11* 9'“ E Hilemat;14 T.Bolgianll., P.JIonroe, Assign

4* 4*5 C Rob’ponll Hubbub, Irish Kiss. King .loll n

25 on E Hllem’nl.") TiePin, Lit. Cottage, Lazy I^ou

2* 1| E Sande 6 Sister Emblem, Onlco, General

2* 2* E Ambr’sell T. Decision, Sis. Emblem, Sosins

2* 1* B Ambr*sel4 Peasant, Tit for Tat, Sea Beach

2* 3®J L Stalker C Broom Petldler. Graphic, Lucius

1* 1* C Taylor 6 Ideal, Jack IIe.".ley, Cobalt

15 3* C Taylor 10-S. Emblem, Margery, W.Bedotte
By Sain — Belle of Ashland (W. D. Oliver).

7* 1-- J Bell S S.LightllL, U.C’nival, N’reddin

1- 1* J Rowan 10 .T.P.il’pliy, E. McBride, J.cfS’des

8* 7* D Carsw’ll !) Dr. Uae, Valspar, Buckboard

4> 3*5 P C’ltiletti 7 Thrift, ScotebVerdict, P.Monroe

Ink 2nk F C’ltilcttil.o Antoinette, T.Bloom, Kat. Canal

14 13’* P Musg’vel4 T.Bolgianll., P. Monroe. Assign
8* 9** J McTag't 14 Wod;in, Napoli, To<idler
9’ 9*i A Schu’g’rlC Bet. Bluff, J. of Arc. Transpero
By Ildrim — Dawto (G. W. Forman).

3’ 3’5 It McCr’nn The De.sert. Sibol.i, Fairy Prince
3'5 3‘5 H Ham’t’n 7 W’dViolet, L. Cottage, King.lohn
6* 9‘* J McTag't 11 Hubbub, Irish Kiss, King Jonn
3* 3’5 C Rob’son (!- Benevolent, T. Desert, Ind. Chant
2’ 3*5 L En.sor 6 Sedan. Harry Breivogel. Romeo

1*5 3'S L Ensor 7 Q.of theSeu, T.Maid, Electedll.

u5 7*‘ L Fator 12 Hauberk, Ballast. Tailor Maid

2* 3’5 H Ham’t’n 10 Thistledon, Gath, Q. of the Sea

1* 2*5 C Kumnier 7 Pad. Whack. Tail. Maid, Hubbub

By Sea King — Cantaloupe (J. K. L. Boss)

44454 Laurel

1 1-S 1 0-5

107

2

3

4

2

21

4'5

E

Sa iide

5

Waukeag, D. Choice. T.Belg’nII.

443.54 Laurel

1 l;4:l®r,hvy

fi

ll)8i

6

&

4

3

3®

3®i E

Sande

8

TheDecision, TheDesert. Sylvano

44(i‘.*0 I.aurel

1 1-8 l:51%fast

21-5

l')7

2

3

3

3

3«

3*

E

Sande

4

H’likO’Day, KingJohn, Q. Blonde

4:l9t’i8 H.deG’ce

lin70yl :45 slow

l'J-10

106

1

3

2

1

2’i

3'

E

Sande

(!

B. Bluff. Br. Peddler. T. Desert

4387:1 H.deG’ce

1 1-16 l:47%fa.st

6

108

6

9

7

5

4®

4®i E

Sande

11

TlieDesert, N.K.Beal. H. O’Day

43851 H.deG’ce

liii70yl:44 ;r.fast

4i

106

4

4

4

3

2'i 3*

E

Sande

5

B.Mahotie, D.Ijice, Q. of the Sea

42719 H.deG’ce

lm70yl :48%mud

6

106

4

3

2

2

2»

3*

E

Sande

7

Hauberk, Hunk O’Day, Hubbub

43578 Belmont

1 l:39%fast

12-5

106

6

6

5

3

2®

2*

E

Sande

<1

Poacher. Jim Dinney, Favour

FOUNTAIN FAY, ch. g. 9 96

41455 I.aurel 1 1-16 1 : !S*,Bgood 7 197

4126!) Laurel 1 1-4 2:(.6'-*tfa.st 6-5 101
44066 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1:48 fast 24-5f 106
44017 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07^,fast 19f 107
45918 H.deG’ce 1 1-15 l:51%slop 21-5f
42099 Bowie 1 1-4 2:114ifast 16
420ft5 Bowie 1 1-16 l:52%good 8 113

41965 Bowie 1 1-16 1:51 fast 9-10 113

SIBOLA, ch.

444:>:i LtHurel
44.173 Laurel
44174 Laurel

105 15 15 16 14

105 2 2 2 2

6 4 4

3 3 3

By McGee — White Plume (J. E. Woods).

65 4’* H Ham’t’n 9 Grandee, Hong Kong, Wodan

5 5* H Ham’t’n .5 Wat. War, F.I’rince, I.,eDino’re

4* 1’5 H Ham’t’n 14 P.toPoiut, E’rlySiglit. Mannchen

45 6“2 J Wesslcr 12 In’lence, P..andCalls. LeD’osanre

14’ 14” H Ham’t’nlO S. Light III., Romeo, Early Sight

6 6‘5 R Donyse (i Fairly, Cadilbie, I’nts and Calls

6’ 6'“ J Butwell S Genev. B., Progressive, Luther

3’ 4’ J Butwell 7 Don Dodge, Progressive, Sleeth

. 4

112

By Rapid Water

_

Tlayground (J. W. Bean).

1 1-S 1 :59%slow

6

UU

2

2

3

2

2*

2® A

Collins

5

Tile Desert, Dorcas, F'airyPriiice

11-16 1:49 hvy

27-10

105

4

2

2

2

2®

2® L

Fator

9

I). Vandiver. Handfull. Littlecote

1 1-16 l:46%fast

•1

109

7

2

2

4

3»

3«J J

Callahan

9

W.Bedotte, Wodan, TlioniBlooin

1 1-16 l:51%hvy

7

108

4

3

4

5

7

7‘* E

Sande

7

H. 0’D::y, Warsaw, J. Mount

1 1-8 1:54 fast

15

m

2

1

1

1

li

2'1 D

Stirling

5

King Joiiu, D. Choice, W. Violet

1 1-16 l:46%fast

45f

107

6

4

4

8

76

7'« D

Stirling 11

Hiifibnb, Irish Kiss, King John

1 1-16 l:4i)-%fast

—

lu.

5" D

Stirling

7

II. Moon, Capt.M’hm’nt, L'zyLou
El Plaudit, J.W. Klein, Lazyl.a)u

1 1-16 l:49®sfast

—

110

2i D

Stirling

9

1 1-16 l:58%mud

—

110

4® D

Stirling

9

B. Hampson, Gal. Head, Ft.Bliss

1 1-16 l;52)^hvy

6i

109

2

1

1

1

1*

1* A

Johnsonll

Genev. B., C.F'rancis, Arbitrator

439<’6 H.deG’ce
43765 H.deG’ce
426.57 Hagers.

42597 Hagers.

42562 Balt.

42:J96 Pimlico
BALLYCONNELL, ch. f. 3 (M) £4

44:193 Laurel lm70\- l:49)ihvy 1-2 liX»
41350 I.,aurel 3-4 l:17)5hvy 19-10 109

4 loss Laurel 1 l:39%fast 19 91

4:J992

H.deG’ce

Ab 2 4:14%good 12-5

i:«

3

5

Lost

rider.

4.3946

H.deG’ce

3-4 l:16%hvy

4i

105 15

11

8

6*

4*;

4:i849

H.deG’ ce

lm"Oyl:46%fast

1

109

9

8

3

3

2*

21

4:.7G2

H.deG’ce

lm70yl:47*/5fast

21-5

107

7

4

4

1

1*

2^

<3720 H.deG'ce

1 1-16 l:52)imud

24

106

6

5

4

2

2®

WAUKEAG. br. h, 6

102

By

44454

Laurel

1 1-S l:53%good 8

105

5

5

5

4

4®

li

44392 Laurel

1 1-8 l;55%hvy

21-10

99

6

2

3

3

3®

41;

43786

H.deG’ce

1 1-4 2;05*4fast

16

106

4

5

5

5

5®

5»

43733

H.deG’ce

1 1-16 l:51%hvy

19-10

107

2

7

7

6

5®

5*

429:45

Latonia

1 1-16 l:49%mud

7

111

7

7

7

6

5®

5'

428:i8 Latonia 1 1-16 l:47%good 12f
42395 I’imlico 1 1-8 1 :56%hvy 6 109

42351 Pimlico 1 l:40*ifa3t 21-10 lOO

42.312 Pimlico
FAIRY PRIH
444.33 Liturel
44260 Laurel
44175 Laurel

42288 Pimlico
42232 Pimlico

110 11 11 11 11
5 5 6 6

OKEMUS. b. h, 7
28S5S Kenilw’h
2S605 Windsor

1 1-8 1:56 slow

2i

99

1

3

2

2

3E, ch. g, 3

94

1 1-8 1:b9%s1ow

8

96

5

4

5

5

1 1-4 2:C6%fasi

23

101

r,

2

2

1

1 1-4 2:05%fast

42

98

1

2

2

3

ImTOyl :46%f ast

if

107 12 15 13

8

1 1-4 2:14 mud

13

106

. —

—

—

1 1:46 mud

15

96

6 10 10

9

1 1-16 l:47%f.ast

15

105

9

8

7

S

lm70yl:45%good 26

107

6

6

4

4

Im70yl;45'%fa3t

12

88

7

7

7

8

1. 7

103

, 5i f l:09%fast

lOf

107 11

11

7-8 1:2S fast

7

114

7

6

6

6

By Celt — Lady Isabel (S. Ross).

4* 4’ L Fator S Grandee, Legacy, Torquato II.

3'5 2n L Fator 11 Pibroch, l.ittle E.l. I.^gacy

7’ 6* J Callahan 9 Sylvano, ’I'heD’sert, Moth.lnL.aw

S Bush (i Gargoyle, II. a Heart, S. Ogress

4’2 P Musg’veDl Kir.’sCnb, General. Amackassin
Musg’velG Melanch’a, S.LightllL, J. Healey
Musg’ve 14 Veto, Musket. Farmingdale
Musg’velS Pilsen, Indolence, Little Cottage
By Ogden — Lady Vincent (P. L. Short).

4’ 15 H Ham’t’n .'5 D. Choice, T.Belg’nII., Q.oft.S;'a
P C'ltiletti 7 Tlie Desert. Little Cottage, Veto
F C’ltilctti (! Hauberk, Benevolent, N.K.Beal
5‘J J Heupel 7 J. Mount, Irish Kiss, Wisest Fool
J Heupel 7 Kedland. Amelita, Brynliniali
7* 7*J J Heupel 11 Deckmate, Emaiiale, Oboliis

7 7” E Sande 7 Woodtrap, Bond.-ige. Nat. Bridge

3® 2* L Fator 6 Kilts II., N. K. Beal, Graphic

3’ 3* L Fator o L.Herln'rt, N.K.Beal, B. Peddler

By Olambala — Glass Slipper (J. .1. Farrell, Jr.),
o 4®5 J Callahan ."> The Desert, Sihola, Dorcas
1* 25 J Callahan .5 W. War. LeDinosaure, Ar’trator
45 4'* J Callahan 7 Thrift, Scotch V’dict, Gold. Glow
85 8"J S Sa’dmanlO Bet.Bluff, Joan ofArc, Trauspero
— 6’* E Sande 8 Thrift, Romeo, Austral .

^0 g2o F Weiner 10 Charles Francis, Irene, Soslus
7* 7’* E Ambr’sell prdronia. Plenty, Prunes
54 411 E Arabr’se 9 Sylvano, Beauty Sle«>p, Houdini
7* 4*i F C’ltiletti 9 Romeo, Perseus, Keziah
By Rotterdam — Alice Mantell (J. F. Dolan).

115 11'* G Corey 12 .'erry, Violet. Sir Itaymond
6® 6*“ W Lilley 7 Good Shot, SniitlifielU, Mausolus

FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Oct. 5, 1918 — 1:11% — 4 — 108.)

A’"’ ATT GO ON, br. p. 4

44ari Laurel
44331 Laurel

<1 • < a -V'l UiiOt

43866 Aq’duct
4 >( in Ai| iiuct
437:15 Belmont

3-4 l:14V;good 12-5
3-4 l:12%fast 4-5

1 1.03 SluW

1 l:37%fast
3-4 l:ll%fast
3-4 l:ll%fa.4t

H-5

9-5

12-5

7-10

43343 Saratoga 3-4 1 :ll%fast 11-10
Lrlllii43ll.ivli.4, ch. o
4l:;:il Laurel 3-4 1 :12%fast 6

44225 Laurel :i-4 1 :13%fast 49-10

4:1213 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 45

43‘21') Empire Ab 3-4 l:09%good 18-5

43161 Empire Ab3-4 l:09%mud 11-5

4;uil Aq’duct 65 f 1:20 fast 9-5

42571 Belmont 3-4 st l:12%fast 31

42499 Belmont 1 l::bt*ngood 50

40098 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fa8t 30

OPHELIA, b. f, 3
44205 Laurel 3-4 1 :12 fast 8

44171 Laurel 3-4 l:12%fast 13

4'‘*76 Aq’duct 65 f 1:20 mud .35

42939 Aq’duct ll:3S%fasl 11-5
42881 Jamaica 1 l::i8)5fast 40

42840 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 35

42581 Belmont 3-4 st
42394 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:51%hvy
HUIETUDE, br. f. 4

IIS

113
110
106
106
105

107
KM
120
lOS
110
125
111

108
107
111

115
118

98 2
110

114 2
109 3

116 5
112 2
1065 2

111 5
113 4
113 2

112

By Sweep — ^EUangowan (S. C. Hildreth).

Ih In L Fator Papp, Foreground, Rapid Day

2* 1'5 C Kunimer 8 The Derision. Sedan, Grimalkin

2* 3‘j L Fator 4 Pickwick, Recount, Keen Jane

Ih 1* L Fator r> TennonsBon, I’iinaman, AlbertA.

2>* 2'5 L Fator 4 Piok'.viek, Youni*e<i, Housemaid

1» 1’ C Buxton 8 'r.F.Mcilalioji, iVague, Surplice

8® 8'» L Fator 9 Mat. Idol. TailorMaid, U-VaUey

1** 2’ L Fator 10 Ballymooney, Sam Reh, Resist

By The Manager — Star Cat (R. F. Carman).

1* 4'J W J O'B’n 8 Ar.rahGoOn. ThcDeclsiou, Sedan

1>* 25 L Fator 7 Ft. Bliss, 'T. Decision, K. Tuscan

3* :t’ A Sehu’g’rlS Apple Jack IL, Mahony, Tropuy

9’ 10" A Schu’g’rlO Startling, Quietude, 'ricklish

1* 2J A Schn’g’r 3 Audacious. Fannie Melian

15 1“ A Schu’g’r 8 Daydue, Scoots. Elected II.

8* 8*i L Lyke 11 My Friend, C. Sweeper. Ceramic

6 6»* C F’b’ther 0 Sir Barton, Eternal, Past. Swain

3* 4* J Zoeller 4 W.P’nant, L.B’ghton, SweepOn

By Senseless — Ghent Azalea (Mrs. J. £. Davis).

15 3*5 T Itice 4 Enlilade. Quietude, Pigeon Wing

95 9* T Rice 10 Crank, Jack Stuart, Franklin

2* 2® T Rice 7 Fruit Cake, Quietude. Cob. Lass

1’5 I'i T Rice (i Fairy Wand, S;ilvestra. R. d’Ur

3*® 3’5 G Walls 4 I’nrdiase. Eternal. Blairgowrie

7 Alpliee, My Friend, Tereutia
0 DufhessLace, WnrKiss, Atlilone
5 Milkmaid, Ducli.Lace, PolkaDot
By Dalhousie — Tabouret (A. H. Morris)

2*5 3*5 T Rice
15 3» G Walls
iDk 2* T Rice

44112 La uni

3-4 l:lG%hvy

20

9'J

3

4

4

3®

4®i S

Wida 5

( aiu’fieur, 1!. Kelly, C.Leydeeker

44280 I.,;iurel

3-4 1 :12%fast

6

115

1

5

4

4®

4* J

P Ryan r,

la'ofliares, Routledge, Kulitan

44205 I.aurel

3-4 1:12 fast

7

1064 1

3

3

3®

2n E

S.ande 4

Enlilade, Opliclia, Pigeon Wing

4:iS71 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:ll%fast

61

101

G

9

9

8«

8*i H

Ham’t’nll

Mill. Sun, Crank, The Porter

4.1805 H.deG’ce ImTOyl :44%fast

5i

109

2

6 6

6

6®

5«i .1

P Ryan ♦>

Milkmaid, B.Mahone, Duoh.Lace

4:;744 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:12%good

12

109

1

0

5

o'

3®i J

P Ryan 10

Boniface, W.5Iarvel, BillMcCloy

4.5717 H.deG’ce

3-4 1 :14 mud

13

102

1

4

3

36

5" C

Rob’son 7

Billy Kelly, SlrBarton, Mid. Sun

4.52.54 Flmnire Ab

3-4 l:0S)4fast

2

103

1

3

3

2'

2° T

Nolan 4

Ticklish, Vague, Turf

C;210 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09%good 6

107

3

4

2

2®

2'i T

Nolan 10 Startling?, Ticklish, Kashmir

4:tl99 Empire Ab 3-4 l:13%hvy

7-5

167

1

1

1

1»

1® A

Schu’g’r 4

Irene, Mary Maud. Scoota

PAPP, ch. 0. 4

118

By Peter Quince— Phebe G. (G. W. Loft).

44451 Laurel

3-4 l:14%good 1

120

1

3

1

2*> W

Kelsay .5

Arnih tlo On, F’oreg’iid, Rap.Diiy

4417:i Laurel 1 l::i9 fast 29-10 107

44087 Laurel 3-4 1:12 fast 17 108

42912 II. Hunts Ab3-4 fast 3-5

42828 U.Hunts Ab 1 fast 3-5

42725 Belmont 1 1-4 2:02%fast 12
42608 Belmont 3-4 st l:10%fast 25

42452 Belmont
42.326 Pimlico
4229S Pimlico
BONIFACE, h. c, 4
44312 Laurel 3-4 l:ll%fast

143 4
140 4
109 8

114 4

115 4

1 l:45%siop

1 l:40%good33-10 114 5 4
3-4 l:16%hvy 12-5 111 1
120

7 114 7

44171 Laurel 3-4 l:12%fast 35 109 8

43744 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12%good 9-5 109 5

42991 Aq’duct 1 l:37%fast 8 108 4 4

429'26 A(|’duct 1 1-8 1 :49%fast 8 109 8 11

<2823 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:45%fast 6 108 6 6

42725 Belmont 1 1-4 2:02*^fast 12 107 6 6

42326 Pimlico 1 l:40%good 12-5 118 3 3

PIGEON WING, hr. f. 3 107

44205 Laurel 3-4 1:12 fast 6 110 4

43899 Aq’duct 5-8 .59%good 45 116 5

42088 H.deG'ce 55 f l:05%f.ast 2 110 4

42065 H.deG’ce 5-8 l:01%slow 7-5 112 2

39683 Belmont 3-4 st l:12Hfast 8 116 2

39655 Belmont 5-8 .st 5.5%fast 13-10 110 1
39.505 Saratoga 3-4 l:13%hvy 6 112 6

KNOT, ch. f, 3 102

43804 H.deG’ce lm70yl:45%fast 65 107 7 6

4040S Bowie 7-8 1 :29 hvy 3 108 4

40302 Pimlico 3-4 1:13 fast 7-5 107 8

40224 laurel 3-4 l:122kfast 11-5 1A5 4

48)078 I^iiurel 55 f l:07%fast 13-10 103 5
BRIDESMAN, h. c. 3 113

44124 I.aurel ImTOy 1 :44*4good33-10 117 1 1

4:i642 Belmont
4:5555 Saratoga
43175 Saratoga
43317 Saratoga
4.30:U Aq’duct
42923 Aq’duct
426S9 Belmont

10

15

6-5

1 l:40%fast 5
3-4 l:13%fast 15
11:40 good 10
1 l::57Vifast 8
1 1:3.8 fast
€5 f l:18%fast
1 l:41%fast
CHIMNEY SWIFT, h. f. 8
44312 I^aurel 3-4 l:ll%fast 181
4:>627 Belmont 3-4 l:14Vsgood ;t0
4:5555 Saratoga 3-4 1 :i:5%fast 20
4.3462 Saratoga 3-4 l:12%good 100

42912 U.Hunts Ab3-4 fast

42’. 10 Belmont 3-4 st 1:11 fast
42.’>S1 Belmont 3-4 st l:14%fast
42522 Belmont 55f st 1:06 fast
42221 Pimlico 3-4 l:13*ifa3t
40278 Pimlico S-4 l:12%fast
SINN FEINER. h. c, 3
44208 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :46%fast
44045 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12%fast
43947 H.deG’ce 1 l:42%hvy
43903 H.deG’ce lm70yl:45%fast
42909 Jamaica 3-4 l:15%good 60
42880 Jamaica 3-4 l:1275fast
411113 .Tannaica 65 f ] :06V6fa8t

WAR DRIVE, b. c. 3

44208 Liiurel 1 1-16 l:46%fast
4:5844 Aq’duct 3-4 l:l’2%fast
43800 Aq’duct 1 l::574fcfast
43692 Belmont 3-4 st l:llVt.fast
43627 Belmont 3-4 ItUViigood
43590 Belmont 1 l:39%mud
42555 Saratoga 3-4 l:I3%fast

100 2
110 U
112 1
112 6
103 6

98 4
112 1
102
HA) 8

99 3
110 5

99

2' 3’i W Kelsay 5 Diirii. R-ice. Leoelmres, R. Rools

3’ 25 W Ket.say <> R. Kelly, C.Leydeeker, Pet. Piper

1*5 I® J Pierce 4 ('liim. Swift, Elysian. T.Decision
li I**!* W Kelsay 7 Lytle. Pictor, The Decision

8 7®5 W Kelsay S Corn Tassel, Sweej) On, Boniface

42 giij -\y Kel.say 8 Bill.v Kelly, Luciiliite, Toio

7 7'® W Kelsay 7 I.auiiis, Flags, Star Master

5 6'* W Kelsay 5 S. Forward, Boniface, Franklin

li 1* W Kel.say 7 O.R’sebud, L’Errant, S.U’mpton

By Transvaal — Cerina (J. K. L. Ross).

3’ E Sande S R.Rools, C.L’ydecker, O.tlieWay
5®3 E Sande K) Crank, jack Stuart, Franklin
E Sande 10 W.Marvcl. Quietude. I’.illMcCloy
6** T Nolan 0 StarMaster, Naturalist, t.'rimper
8'® A JohnsonlL’ Eternal, I’urcha.se, Q’stionnaire
3’ C Kumnier S Naturalist. StarMa.ster, li.Tussel
3*3 T Nolan 8 CornTassel, SweepOn, W. Cloud

2» E Sande 5 S. Forward. Franklin, Bondage

By Hamburg — Dovelet (H. P, 'Whitney).

4 4*i E Ambr’ee 4 Enfilade, Quietude, Ophelia

3* 2'i E Ambr’so 7 ImaFraiik, ElfinQueen, Salvestra
6* 5®J R Troxler G Milkmaid, Toto, Ticklish

1’ I'i R Troxler 7 Stickling, DuchessLjice. Ophelia

64 14’* F Rob’sonl.5 Dunboyne, Sir Barton. Purchase
2J 2*4 F Rob’son 7 Pen Rose, Looking Up, Ophelia

64 5** A Johnson20 Eternal. Daydue, War Marvel

By Jack Atkin — Snarl (S. Ross),

4* S’l P Musg’vo S Af. Arrow. Dairyman, Escoba
41 6” .1 McTag’t 7 Drummond, Athlone, Gr.-Swell

4* 4*1 G Walla 11 Thistledon, Y.Adam, U.’sL.-issie

2* 2’ L Ensor S Routledge, HisSister, MyFri“nd

3* 24 J Callahan 8 Esquimau, M.Voski, Am’dorlll.

By Lonowand — Fleur d’Orange (Wm. Martin).

1® 1* J Callahan 5 WarMask. Stickling. High. Light

1* li .1 Callahan 4 Q’tionnaire, C. Sw’per, Kashmir

9* 7“ T Rice 12 .loyful, WarDrive, C. o’ theMaiu

6* 6®i J Callahan 8 C. Sweeper, Cle’iiGoiie, Sen. Crow
6' 6*3.1 (’al'.ahanlO War Rocket, C.Goue, (.’.Sweeper
4* 4®i ,1 Callahan G Fell Swoop, Canso, King I’laudit

6 5*“ J Callahan o Old Kisqiig, Hollister, Ru<lgers

2'i 1® J Callahan 12 Doleful. War Rocket, Rhajes

By Sweep — Eranata (E, M. Weld).

8 T"! .1 Cailahan 8 R. Rools. C.Ij<\vdeeker, Bonifaee

3* 5= F W’dst'k 7 IV. Marvel, WatDrive, Lead. Star

74 8® F W’dsfk 12 Joyful, WarDrive. C. o’ theMain

3« p' W'd.st'k 5 Ormond!!, Fairy Wand, WaiTviss

CATOCTIN, hr. g, 8

41.’531 Laurel 3-4 l;12%fast 55

42540 Arl’ton Ab 64f slow 1-2

42516 Arl’ton Ab 5-8 hvy 1

42274 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%mud 11

42250 Pimlico 1 1:42 fast 63

385.55 Belmont 44f st 53 fast 30

37972 Arl’gt’n AbCif 46 good 6-5

105

115 7 6

126

123

114 2 3

104 4 2 2

110 3

117

By Hessian — Sister Jeanie (J. A. Buchanan).

6 6® 7‘* J Dreyer 8 ArrahGoOn, TheDecision. Sedan

1® S Turner 7 IlastyLad.v, L. England, Machcre

1* C Jones 8 Arrowsmith, Booth, Starcraft

4 6* G®* J Butwell G Ticklish, King Plaudit, Ophelia

2 4*4 6** E Amhr’se G SweepOn. OldR’sebud, PolkaDot

4 6* 6'® L Ensor 9 AnntDinah, UnderFire, G. -Swell

1* A Alex’ dra 3 Settle Bluff. Stone Daisy

FIFTH RACE— 3-4 MUe. 2-year-olds. Selling, (Oct. 5, 1913-1:11%-

-108.)

SMART GUY, b. g. 2 101

444241 Laurel 3-4 l:18%slow 4-5 102 8 8 3

44277 I-aurel 3-4 l:13%fast 13 106 4 3 3

442.54 Laurel 3-4 l:14%fast 31-R 110 7 6 6

44125 Laurel 54 f l:07%good 13 109 2 3 2

43715 H.deG’ce 64 f l:08%mud 33-10 112 6 7 4

43276 Saratoga 64 f l:05%fast 11-6 106 3 6 3

43058 Aq’duct 6-8 1:01 fast 7 1114 1 2 2

42980 Aq’duct 6-8 l:02%mud 30 115 7 6 8

12105 H.deG’ce 44 f 67 hvy 66 112 13 14 14

109

41595

Laurel

3-4

l:16%hvy

17-5

107

8

6

6

5'

3i E

44167

Jamaica

3-4

l:14')ssIow

10

112

5

5

4

3i

3>i J

44058

Jamaica

5i f

1 :07%fast

6-5

107

2

6

6

5i

2® C

43990

Aq’duct

5-8

59%fast

7

112

5

6

5

8i

7*1 L

43864

Aq’duct

5-8

1:00 fast

10

107i 5

6

6

6

3®i C

43722

Belmont

5-8 st

l:01%fast

12

105

2

2

1

li

1® E

43671

U.H’nts

Ab3-4

fast

6

114

2

2

2

2®

2nk X

43346

Saratoga

5i f

1:06 fast

15

101

5

9

9

8*

9’® L

43297

Saratoga

6i f

l:07%s1ow

30

114

4

7

7

5*

7*4 T

43274

Saratoga

6-8

59%fast

100

103 13

11

U

10* 10*0 J

SEA

QUEEN, !

ch. f,

2

103

By Sea

44449

Laurel

1

l:42%good 18-5

108

1

5

5

4

2*

2* A

44:195

Laurel

3-4

l:lG%hvy

10

109

5

5

4

6®

4=3 A

44274

Laurel

1

1:41 fast

12-5

95

5

4

4

2

2*

3* F

44202

Laurel

3-4

l:14%fast 23-10

107

4

7

6

5nt 411 L

44142

Laurel

3-4

l:14%fast

3i

100

6

3

6

6®

3‘i F

44044

H.deG’ce

3-4 l:13%fast

2

108

1

3

2

2*i

2'i A

43821

H.deG’ce

6i f l:07%fast

9-6

108

4

5

6

4**

3'i E

43781

H.deG’ ce

3-4 l:13%fast

3

107

6

4

2

1®

1* C

43761

H.deG’ce

6i f l;077fefast

8i

109

9

7

5

4*

2* A

43556

Saratoga

5-8 l:01%good 6

105

6

6

5

6

6'i L

KIRAH, ch. I, 2

109

44430 Laurel 3-4 l:17%slow 11-5 l«,i7 2

44309 Laurel 3-4 l;14%fast 29-10 107 3

44227 Laurel 3-4 l:14%fast 3 107 4

44146 Laurel 3-4 l:15’/ifast 33-10 105 2

43913 H.deG’ce 64fl:09%slop 11-5 94 4
43761 H.deG’ce 54 f l:07%fast 47-10 105 4

42666 Belmont 44f st 53 fast 15 109 10

42473 Belmont 44f st 64 slow 24 109 2

42294 Pimlico 44 f 68 hvy 47-10 109 2

110

By Theo. Cook— Canny Miss (R. Parr).

2* 1* H Ham’t’n It) Miss Horner, Goldine, Murray
3’ 4*'J S Wida 7 R. Traveler, T.Rural, LeGlorieux
6’ 6®7 H ThurberlO Germa, liim’ck Lass, Itunuyven
2’ 2*4 H Thurber 3 John I’. Grier, Rapid Traveler
6* 6*S P Mu.sg’ve 10 Hasten On, My Laddie, Bullseye
2* 1*4 C Rob’sonlO B.andCall, Cormoran. WhoCares
24 6* J Butwell 13 Ormbel, Toucanet, King George
7* 7’* C Mergler 11 Brookholt, Furlongh, Bucklaide
14 14** C Mergler 14 Brynhild, Murray. Sweet Apple
By Garry Herrmann — Sunflower (T. M. Cassity)

Sande S Glen Light, The Wit, Sea Queen
Butwell 5 Dav.Harum, Ir.Dre;im, SandBed
Kummer G B’glitGold, Incinerator, S. Helene
Ensor 9 Edwiiiii, Carnarvon. Sand Bed
Kummer G Lunetta, M. Dancer, L.Brumrael
Ambr’se 8 Indiscretion, O.Maid, Sugarmint
Rice 4 W.thePlank, S.S’pent, S’andoali
Mc.Vtee 10 His Choice, Azurita, La Kablee
Davies 13 Cleopatra, IlisClioice, LaRablee
Zoeller 14 Afternoon. Violet Tip, Betty J.
King — Busy Girl (H. Marshall).

Johnson 7 Faisan Dore, Goldine, Oceanna
Johnson 8 Glen Light. The Wit, Weary
C’ltiletti 8 Toucanet, Allivjin. Faisan Dore
Fator 10 Allivan, Tattle, Oceanna

Sande 14 Fan. Cook. Sedgegrass, Toucanet

Rob’sonl2PirateMcGee, Hid. Ship, Punctual
Schu’g’rlG Kirah. Mock Orange. Suba Rosa
McAtee 6 F.Cook, Lov.’sLanell., Betsiuda

By Astronomer — Mary Greenwood (C. C. Field).

1* 1'4 E Sande S WhoCares. C.M’rphy, B’kliornll.

21* 3* E Sande 1.5 Encrinite, Sqnir»' Charlie, Smite

C’ltiletti 7 The Wit. Encrinite, Hush
C’ltiletti 4 Germa, Le Glorieux, FaisanDore
C’lti'.ctti 8 Allivan, Purl, Sedgegniss
Rob’sonl'l SeaQueen, MockOr’nge, SuhRosa
10 Tonjoiirs, Oceanna, Mile. Duzie
5 Betsinda, Encrinite, M. Sinner

4h 3® F
2*4 4*’ F*

1* 1* F
1» 1* C
10 10* » T Rice
24 3® T Rice
1* 2® T Rice

G Ia‘Bl«'iiet. L.A’xander. Maj.Flsk

44371 Laurel

1 l:46%hvy

7-5

95

6

2 2

1

44274 Laurel

1 1:41 fast

24

105

7

8 8

5

44222 Laurel

6i f l:06%fast

13

110

3

2

1

44084 J.^urel

3-4 l:15%fast

8

115

3

4

4

43729 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:16%hvy

27

109

3

2

2

43402 Saratoga

3-4 l:12*^fast

12

107

7

6

5

43323 Saratoga

Bi f 1:07 fast

30

112

8

13

13

4.5265 Saratoga

6i f l;07%fast

12

HI

4

10

10

4.5090 Aq’duct
ENCRINITE, h.

5-8 69%fast

f. 8

7

112 U
103

U

10

By Granite — Flying Cinder (J. H. Xoucheim).

1 ®

A Collins
A Collins
E Sande

7** L Ensor

44509 Laurel 3-4 1 :14%fast 17-10 99 5

44227 Laurel 3-4 l:14%fasl 5 107 2

44044 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:12’%fast 21-10 91 2

43964 H.deG’ce 64 f l;07%slow 8 104 4

4,".900 H.deG’ce 54 f l:08*iifast 4 104 6

43848 H.deG’ce 54 f l:08%fast 25 114 8

43491 Saratoga 64 f l:06%fast 15 93 10

43305 Saratoga 64 f l:08*/sgood 4

43266 Saratoga 5-8 l:00%fast 20

GLEN LIGHT, ch. c, 2
44:2)5 Laurel 3-4 l:16%hvy

443:15 I>aurel 54 f l:07%fast
44277 Laurel 3-4 l:13%fast
43757 Aq’duct 5-8 l:00%fast
43690 Belmont 54f st 1 :06®fast
436.59 Belmont ojf st l:05%fast
4:i376 Saratoga 6-8 l:01%mud
42962 Aq’duct 5-8 l:01%slow 12
HERD GIRL, hr. f. 2
44277 Laurel 3-4 1 :13%fast
44013 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%fast
43S4S H.deG’ce 64 f l:08%fast
43509 Saratoga 64 f 1:08 mud
43331 Saratoga 5-8 58%fast

22

8

6-5

SO

60

IRELAND, ch. c, 2

44374 Laurel 3-4 l:15%hvy

44086 Laurel
43*964 H.deG’ce
43409 Saratoga
43348 Saratoga
42865 Jamaica
42820 Jamaica
42727 Belmont 5-8 st
42451 Belmont 34f st

96
HO
118
115
115
•J8
105
107
105

107

105 2
109

108 1

106 4
114 5
1054 1
106 8
106
112 4

107 5

6 6
2 3

2 3

3 2

4 2

5 5
10 10

7 7

6 5

J Callahan 9 Duke John. Hock:iree, Kennecott
A Collins 8 Toucanet, Allivjin, Sea Queen

14 Titania, t'larabella. Link Boy
9 Damask, M. Orange, Runnyven

10 Pir.McGee, B’hornll., 51. Orange
9 Overcast, B. Through, Sub Rosa
IS® 13®® E Haynes 14 Bullseye, 0%'ereast, Who Cares
8* 6®1 E Haynes 10 Bullseye, UiddenShip, Koselaud
11 11*® E Haynes 11 Toucanet. Claraliella. Who Caret
By Rockton — Rockwater (E. K. Bryson).

14 S Wlda 1.5 Squire Charlie, Kirah, Smite

7 The Wit. Kirah, Hush

8 WhoCares, SeaQueen, JIarkWest

13 M.Luckett. M. Orange, Punctual

15 MockOrange. LinkBoy, S. Charlie
8 Herd Girl, Sub Rosa, Rubidium

12 Purl, Faisan Dore, Who Cares

14 Jessie, Shillelagli II., Hampden
8 Overcast. T.o’Oaunt, Nancy Ann

3* 2*4 S Wida
3* 3'i S Wida
2® 23 S Wida
1*4 1® S Wida
5’ 4 4*J S Wida
11= 11*» S Wida
7® 4=3 S Wida
6* 4*4 S Wida

8 8
2 2

3-4 l:l’2%fast
54 f l:07%slow 31-10 114 13
54 f l:09*imud 12 115 10

64 f l:05*,fefast 9-5
54 f l:06%fast 7
5-8 l:01’%fast 7-6
69%fast 6
64 slop 7

107 12
111 8

112 3

113 8

By Glencaim — ^Lights Out (E. F. ’Whitney),

1® 14 J Callahan S The Wit. Weary. Sea Queen

24 5*4 J Metcalf 10 Titania, MoekOnmge, LucieMay

7 7‘* J Callah:in 7 R. Traveler, T.Rural, LeGlorieux

8® 9'® J Callahan 9 Krewer, End Man. Sugarmint

44 6*4 H Ham’t’n 9 Fly. Orb, RrightOohl, OrleansGirl

8 8=® J Callahan 8 Neddam, Padriae, Royal Duck

7® 7** J Callahan 9 B. Wrack, IraWilson, Phan. Fair

1*4 1* B Anibr’se 9 St.G’main, M.S’kIeton, F.C’lleen

By Colin — Torpenhow (S. Boss),

5*4 5®3 II Thurber 7 R. Traveler, T.Rural, LeGlorieux

5® 3®4 W Kelsay G His Choice, M. Luckett, Allivan

3® 1*> P Musg’ve 8 Sub Rosa, Rubidium, Encrinite

5* 33 P Musg’ve 8 His Choice, Simpleton, Hurry

9® 8‘® p Musg’vela M. Dancer, Wed. Cake, B. Signal
By Celt — Votes (R. Parr).

5*® 5'* C Mergler G His Choice, Wildair, Kallipolis

5 0®® H Swart 5 On Wateli, Wildair, Kallipolis
13 10*® A Schu’g’rlS M.Luckett, Encrinite, M. Orange

4® 4*3 C Ro'o’sonll San. Beal, Diiv.Hariim. Evergay
11* 10®* P Musg’vel2 Blazes, Sandy Beal, Grayssian
6® 6®4 E Ambr’se 8 L.Bru’mel, E.R’nbacher, Lovely
5® 2®i T Rice 6 F.Colleen, EdithK., M.S’ckleton

2® I" T Rice 8 Copyr’ht, Ourmaid, W.the Plank

4 4*4 T Davies 4 Fly. Orb, Peregrine, Bast. Glow

By Von Tromp — Make Good (J. H. Rosseter).

6* 6*3 II Hani’t’nlll Titania, MoekOrange, I.ucieMay
1"® 8*3 A Johnsonl4 Fan. Cook, Sedgegrass, SeaQueen
Johnson 8 Weary. Indiseretion, Our Maid
7'* A Johnson 8 His Choice, Simpleton. llerdGirl
1® A Johnsonll Tache o’Gaunt. Repeater, llurry
6®* A Johnson 7 I’rec. Pearl, Swirl, Siiganniut
8** A Johnson 9 P’utom Fair, Furbelow, Benecia
By Verdun — Grande Source (J. Arthur).

J Rod'g’ezl4 Fail. Cook, Sedgegni.ss, SeafRieen
24 1® A Richcr’k 6 Kirah, Lit. Alexander, Maj.Fisk

4* 3*4 A Richcr’k 5 Murray, Little Alexander, Hush

94 10'* A Richcr’klS Super, Oriental P.nrk, WhoCares
6® 6®4 A Richcr’k 9 Fanny Cook, Edith K., Hu.sli
3* 3* A Richcr’klO Sedgegrass, Jl.Statliem, M.Fisk
13* 11*3 J Mooney 14 Bryuhiid, Murray, Sweet Apple
By Verdun — Stanzia (J. J. Moran).

10 10" T Rice 10 Titania, MoekOrange, LucieMay

6 6® T Rice G Red Domino, Starry Belle, Steve

By Superman — Lady Appleby (N. D. Smith).

8 S'® G Corey 8 Glen Light, The Wit. Weiiry

4® 4‘® G Corey 9 R. Traveler, L.Boy, Rubidium

9* S®4 G Corey 11 F.W’lshniaii, R.T’veler. S. Sinner

15 HobeyBaker, Hurry, Cr. of Gold
7 Germa, Sub Rosa, Rubidium
7 Homely, Indiscretion. M. Vivian
113 l»vel.v. Allivan. Tache o’Gaunt
(Dosoris Stable).

4 Tr. Rural, 51. Orange. R. Traveler

5 Cobwebs. Lucie Slay. Oceaiiim
10 Germa. Runnyven, F. IVelsliman
10 II. O. Heels, ThelraaE., Ph.Fair

3 Roseland, Frenzcla
G Grayssian, Aiizac, My laiddie

4 Roseland, Freiizela, Salt Peter

5 Ina Wood, Kallipolis, Retrieve

SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Oct. 7, 1916 — 1:43% — 5 — IIG.)

FAIT ACCOMPLI, hlk. f, 2
44335 laurel 54 f l:07%fast 16
4.:S21 H.deG’ce 54 f l:07%fast 33
4:1722 Belmont 6-8 st l:01%fa.st 18-1
43509 Saratoga 64 f 1:08 mud 10
43479 Saratoga 5-S I:0U7fcgood 30
43414 Saratoga 5-8 1:02 mud 10
41982 Oakl’wn 34 t 42%fast 8
LE BLEUET, h. c. 2

116

109

107

109

110
107
WT
114
109
101

7= 7*
6® 7*
1 * 1 *
61*

8

43821 H.deG’ce
42294 Pimlico
42276 Pimlico
42231 Pimlico
42217 Pimlico
42175 H.deG’ce
42105 H.deG’ce
LE GAULOIS,
44.335 Laurel
43626 Belmont
MILD BED. b.
44:195 Laurel
43944 H.deG’ce
4:;S01 H.deG’ce
43728 H.deG’ce

5J f l:07%fast 20f 110 14

41 f
41 f
1-2
44 f

6 S hvy 10
57%mud 10
49 fast 15
56 fast 15

102

107

97

93

Fell.
6 6

4 4

9
7

4i f 65%fast

66

101 7

7

8

4i f 57 hvy

6f

106 7

13

13

ch. 0. 2 (M)

110

5i f l:07*'sfast

125

115 10

10

10

5-8 st l:00%good

5

110 5

6

5

f, 2 (M)

100

3-4 l:lG%hvy

oB

102 7

8

S

3-4 l:17%hvy

26

111 3

4

4

51 f l:0S%fast

16

113 6

8

8

6i f 1:11 hvyl9-10f

112 11

11

11

12® 12*® G Corey

43230 Empire

5-S l:01%fast

8

112

5

4

3

3i

3® T

Davies

43194 Empire

6-S l:04%hvy

12

112

3

4

3

3i

3* G Corey

4:11.58 Empire

6-8 l:01%fast

20

112

8

9

9

9=

7®i G

W Car’

LIMERICK LASS, hr. f, 2

111

By Celt — Cowl

414-51 Laurel

3-4 1:17 slow

20

101

4

4

4

4

4'® A

Collins

44369 Laurel

3-4 l:16'/5hvy

11

no

3

1

1

•>i

3® T

Rice

44254 Laurel

3-4 l:14%fast

31

111

6

2

2

2i

2'i T

Rice

42941 Aq’duct

4i f o4%fast

30

115

3

2

6

4'

6" G

Walls

42910 U.Hunts Ab-5-8 fast

1-2

109

2

2

1

1®

1® G

Walls

42S83 Jamaica

5-8 1 :00%fast

20

109

5

5

5

6

6'® G

Walls

42826 U.H’nts

Ab5-S l:05'if.ast

11-5

107

3

2

2

I'i I'i G

Walls

42765 Belmont

4if st 62%good 30

100

2

3

4

4®

4»i G

Walls

6

110

2

1

4

4

26 F

W’d.st’k 4

Piipp, Elysian, Tiie Decision

42866 Jamaica

1 1-16 l:46%fast

18-5

103

1

1

1

3

30

100

9

8

10

11

ll'« J

Callahan 11

Enlilade, Salvestra, Columbine

42713 Belmont

1 l:.39%fast 11-10

112

1

1

1

1

15

103

6

5

6

5i

5®i J

Cailahan 0

DiichessLace, WarKiss, Ophelia

40636 Bowie

«i f l:23%hvy

33-10 no

1

8

6

10

103

2

3

3

4'»

, 5'» L

McAtee »5

Enlilade. iloiiseiiiaid. Fruit Cake

FHE DESERT,

, b. g, 3

107

85

115

4

2

2

6H

8" C

Kummer K Look. Ip, M.Pnnwss, Tereutia

441.33 Laurel

1 1-8 l:59%slow

4-5

109

3

1

1

1

14

108

8

2

1

36

6*i L Ensor 10

W. Marvel, Anier.Ace. M.Uatter

44592 L.aurel

1 1-8 l:55®t,hvy

9-5

108

5

1

1

1

115

By Land Learufr— Mill Bay (A. Kohrhack).

44354 Laurel

1 l:437shvy

18

106

8

7

7

6

15

106

6

6

4

3

4’i 4®i A

Collins 0

Orestes, ('.Sweeper, B.Dancerll.

142.'.6 Laurel

1 l:40*^tast

7

109

2

2

2

2

4

114

4

2

1

1®

1® A

Collins lii

Pride of India, Frizeur, Lit. Ed

44204 Laurel

Im'Oy l:45'4fast

4-5

no

4

1

1

1

23-10

105

1

4

4

3

.5

6®* A

Collins r>

TliePorter, SirBarton, W.Mask

44088 Laurel

1 l:3'J%fast

6

108

8

o

4

2

38

106

4

5

4

5

5

6'* A

Collins 5

Rapid Day, War Club, M.inLaw

44016 H.deG’ce

1 1-16 1 :46%fast

17

99

3

5

4

4

1 50

118

9

6

5

lOi 11®» J

FYach 12

Rap. Day, Sonie.iiiFr’nce, JoeJoe

13968 H.deG’ce

ImTOyl :45 slow 37-10

96

4

4

4

4

100

93

12

12

12

12

12=« J

Wessler 12

T’mterstorm, A.GoOn. Pickwick

43950 H.deG’ce

1 1-16 l:51%hvy

18-5

105

6

2

2

3

100

lf»

7

8

8

8

S'* R

Tro:-. «

('irriis. Diff. Etch. The Trump

RAPID DAY,

ch. g. 3

102

118

By Spanish Prince-

-Sweet Marden (W, T, Wilkin- 1

44451 Laurel

3-4 l:14*4good 10

105

3

1

2,

sonl.

44:i.’lS I.,atonia

3-4 l:13%mud

14

106J

3

2

3

24

107

4

6

6

5

6

6*i C

Mergler 0 Orestes. C. Sweeper, B.Pancerll, !

44179 Latonia

1 l:387Sfast

5

no

4

1

1

2

7

124

2

5

5

4*

5®S J

Butwell 9

F’ruit Cake, The Roy, Ruutledge

44131 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fa.st

16

103

6

6

6

8

103

3

3

3

3

2'

2« G

W Car’1'8 Madllatter, Fllniendnrf. W.Bond

44055 Latonia

1 l:38%fast

6

no

1

1

1

1

8

112

6

2

2

‘)i

3‘i J

Butwell i)

PeterPiper, Musda, LordB’ghton

43903 H.deGce

ImTOyl :45%f ast

3-5

112

2

1

1

1 6

105

1

3

3

2i

2‘i P

Musg’ve 7

WarMarvel. Lead. Star, L.’sLove

4382.*i H.deG’ce

1 1-16 l:40%fast

45

95

3

1

1

2

20

104

3

3

3

3

e

6®* P

Musg’ve 5

Thiinderelap, OverThere, Tetley j

43785 H.deG’ce

lm70yl:44%fast

60

104

4

1

1

3

4

115

4

6

4

31

2‘i J

Butwell 12

Joyful, C. o’ theMain, HapidDay

48555 Saratoga

8-4 l:13Hfast

5

115

7

4

2

HANK O’DAY, hr. g, 7

44:55’2 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55%hvy
44256 Laurel 1 l:40**ifast

440!)0 Laurel 1 1-8 1 :.51%fast
4:<950 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:51%hvy
43873 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 11-10
4::719 H.deG’ce lm70yl:4SVsmnd 47-10
43142 Empire lm70y 1:45 fast 8-5
THE DECISION, b. g, 6
44435 Laurel
44354 liuurel
44331 Laurel
44225 Laurel
44143 Laurel
44005 Aq’duct
43815 Aq’duct

44.354 Le.urel
44226 Laurel
44088 Laurel
43850 H.deG’ce
43730 H.deG’ce
13154 Empire

107

17-5 96 3
2-5 112 4
1-2 110 4
43-10 108 2
111 1

108 2
113 4
100

CONDUIT, br. m.

432.’;5 Empire
43208 Empire
43187 Empire
4;il75 Empire
43057 Aq’duct
42966 Aq’duct
40110 Jamaica
fOOlD Jamaica
39940 .lamaica
3*9827 Aq'duct

3-4 l:15)tslow

3-2

118

4

1

1

1 l:4::%hvy

31-10

109

2

1

1

1

3-4 l:12%fast

6

100

3

2

3

3-4 1 :13%fast

7-5

136

1

4

4

3-4 l:13%fasl

4i

113

2

2

2

6i f 1:19 fast

40

120 11

10

10

3-4 l:12%fast

20

101

2

9

9

Ab3-4 fast

2

130

1

3

1

g. 3

99

1 1 :43%hvy

7

114

4

3

2

2

1 l:41%rast

8-5

105

6

6

5

6

1 1 :o'J%fast

5

94

4

3

3

1

) 3-4 l:13%fast

17-5

109

8

4

4

! 3-4 l:1.5%livy

9-5

105

3

4

3

ImTOy l:45%fast

20

105

2

1

3

5

ImTOyl :46 fast

12

101

4

1

1

2

. m, 6

1 1-16 1 :47ysf ast

106

9-5

112

5

7

7

4

1 1-4 2:09Vt,goodll-10

115

4

4

4

3

1 1-4 2:12%mud

7

104

3

3

3

3

1 1-8 1 :56%niud

7

liTO

2

5

5

5

1 5-16 2:13 fast 4-5
1 1-16 l:48%slow 12
1 1-4 2:06 fast 2
1 1-4 2:06Vfefast 2J

111 3 3 3
IKH 7 10 8
no 2 4 4
113 2 4 4
1 1-4 2:06 fast 17-10 113 4 6 6

1 6-16 2:14%good 11-6 110 3

POACHER, ch. g. 4

444:15 Laurel 3-4 l:15'/islow

43578 Belmont
4:1007 Saratoga
43413 Saratoga
43292 Saratoga
43169 Empire
431:13 Aq’duct

1 l::i9%fast
7-8 l:26*5mud 2
1 l;43'/5mud 1
3-4 l:14%slow 12-10
ImTOy l:45%good 9-5
1 l:42%slop 9-10

112

Ri)

106

no

ns

115
108 3
115i 4

42893 Jamaica lm70yl :44%f ast 10 106 6 9 9

By Peep o’Day — Eric Belle (G. W. Forman),

3 3 3=® J Pierce M Clean Gone. Corn Tassel

1 1® I'i FI Anibr’se .5 Valspar, Wisest Fool, Dairyman

1 1* 1® E Ambr’se 4 K.Johii, Q. of the Sea, (.). Blonde

1 l‘i 1® A Schu’g’r 7 Warsaw, Jack Mount, Celto

1 16 3'i A Schu’g’rll T. Desert, N.K.Beal, Q.of the Sea

3 3* 2* A Schu’g’r 7 Hauberk, Q. of the Sea, Hubbub

1 1* 1* C Kumnier 9 KingJohii, J. I. Day, Buckboard

By King James — ^Verdict (G. W. Forman).

16 1* H Ham’t’n (5 George Clark, Poacher, Meliora
I'i 1® II Ham’t’n 8 TheDesert. Q.of tlieSea, Sylvano
3® 2'i H Ham’t’n 8 Arrah Go On, Sedan, Grimal'icin
4' 3'i J Loftus 7 Ft. Bliss, Grimalkin, K. Tuscan

2* 2i A Nickla’slO Amackassin, Murphy, Wis. Fool

7® 8‘® A Nickl’usll Right Angle, Trophy, Jyntee

9 9'® H Ericks’n 9 Toto, Out the Way, Panaman

2i 4*i A Nlckl’us 4 Papp, Chimney Swift, Elysiaa
By Magellan — La Source (J. O. Talbott).

2® 4®i F C’ltiletti 8 T.D’ei.sion, T.D’sert, Q.of tlieSea
3i li F' C”ltilettilf) Sunny Ilill, Polroma, HumifuU

1® li F C’ltiletti 9 TheDesert. M.iiiLaw, St.Q’entin

2® 2* F C’ltilettUii F'. Pullet, Tit for Tat, Lit.Maudie

26 1* F C’ltilettiLS T.forTat, Bet.Bluff, R.St’ckland
6i 6®i H Lunsf’d 7 Pad. Whack, Dorcas, TailorMaid
7i 10'® L McAtee 12 King John, Ivry, Alora
By The White Knight — Chute (S. Judge).

2® 1' J Butwell 8 Ellison, Hubbub, John I. Day

26 2' L F'ator 4 Coniine Ci. John I. Day. Caddie

3 3'6 G W Car’l .3 N. K. Beal, Coniine Ci

4* 3’ R McCr’nn 4> Miat.I’olIy, J. I. Da.v. KingJohn

3 3 S^i C F’b’ther 3 African Arrow, Ticket

10 10 I'** C F’b’therl3 Ticket, Sasiii, N. K. Beal

4 3® 3®i F Rob’son 4 Dad.’s Choice, Gam^oek, Sasln

4 4* 2® F Roh'son 5 H’wo’dlL, B.S’iion. S’dragonll.

6 3® 2* P Rob’son 6 B.SImniiun, Woodtrap, J. Mount

1 1* 1* F Rob’son 3 J. Wingfield, Piedra. Harwoodll.

By Star Shoot — Partridge (S. C. Hildreth).

3 3® 3’’’ L F'ator <> ThelX'cisioii, Geo. Clark, Meliora

1 1' 1* I. F'ator »i Q.of tlieSea. JiinDiniiey, Favour

4 2® 2® L F'ator 4! Ritie, Grundy, Nightstick

1 1® 1® L F’ator 10 Capt. Hodge, Starter. NelleYorke

3 3® 3®.i L F'ator 7 BiudiiigTie, Flllicieut, TlieDesert

3 2* I'i L Fator .5 Green GoI<I. Warsaw, Lucius

2 2'i 1* J I.oftus 7 Favour, Paddy, Glory Belle

9 8' 8’* G Walls 10 Nightstick. Gath, Dad.’s Choice

4i 4®J T Nolan 6 Q.oftheSea. Mat. Idol. D.Choice

1® 1® E Taplln 7 Stitch in Time, Com. Law, LuriuB

76 3®i J Rod’g’ezlS T.Decision, Fir. Line, Dr.C’pbell
By Black Sand — Parthenis (S. Louis).

I'i 1® L Fator 0 Sitiola, I)orcas, F'airy Prince

1® 1® L F'ator 7 Little Cottage, Veto. Waukeag

41 2® L F'ator 8 T.Decision, Q.of theSea. Sylvano

4* 5*i A Johnson 5 Hank O’Day, Valspar. Wis. F'ool

1® 1® F ('’Itlletti 4! Danc.l'ariilval. WiscstFool, Veto

2® 23 H Ham’fn !) Sylvano. M. in Liiw, S.. Quentin

4® 3®i J Pierce 8 Irish Kiss, KingJo’nn, B. Peddler

45 4'i F C’ltiletti « B. Bluff, B. Peddler, Q.o the.Sea

4i 6'“ F C’ltiletti 7 HaiikO’Day, Warsaw, J. Mount

By Rapid 'Water — Sweet Day (C. E. Clement).

3* 4® H Ham'fn 5 Arrah 4io On, Papp, Foreground

3* 3* E I’ool 7 J.HareJr., TopCoat, Lion d’Or

4® 4* R McCr’nn 5 Blackie Daw, Madge F., Buford

3i 36 R McCr’nn 0 Jorice, Geo. Starr, J.Pennybaker

6® 7*® R McCr’nn 8 Matinee Idol, Linden, Buford

1 1* I’i A .Johnson .5 WarChib, M.inLaw, Welsh. Folly

2* 1" F' C’ltiletti 7 B.F'rank, W.Mask, Pass. Shower

3* 4=3 R Mctir’nn 5 Cl. Gone, WarMask, W. Marvel

2* 4®i U Hiim’t’nl2 Joyful. WarDrive, 0. o’ theMain

DAILY RACING FORM.

Sunday, October 19, 1919

THE BELGIAN II., ch. g, 6 105

444.'i4 l.aurel 1 1-8 1 ;B.S^,g^oo(l h 110 .12 1
44356 L.iurol 1 1-16 1 :52%hvy 7-5 111 3 4 3

44145 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :47?sf a st 13-10 110 8 6 4

4406S H.deG’re lm70yl:43*sfast 8 101 1 2 3

43996 H.deG'te 1 1-16 l:47^iKood23-10 lir> 5 3 1

43906 II.deG'ce 1 1-16 l;47’ifast 49-10 167 2 1 1

438.53 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 1 :48 fast 2i 108 2 6 3

43787 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:48%fast lOf 116 9 5 2

WATIKEAG, br. h. 6 05

44454 Laurel 1 1-8 l:'3=3good 8 105 5 5 5

443.92 laurel 1 1-8 1 :55%hvv 21-10 99 6 2 3

43786 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:05^t.fa.st 16 Ki6 4 5 5

4373;: H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:51%hvv 1.9-10 107 2 7 7

42935 Ijatonia 1 1-16 l;49-5sniud 7 111 7 7 7

42838 Latoniu 1 1-16 1 ;47=hiKOod 12f 110 11 11 11

4’2395 Pimlico 1 1-8 1 ;66^.hvy 6 109 6 5 6

4*2251 Pimlico 1 l;40%fast 21-10 1<» 2 4 4

41^13 Pimlico 11-8 1:56 .slow 2J 99 1 3 2

IflNT CAT, b. c. 3 104

443.8;* Ijinrel I l:44«tlivy 16 102 1 1 2

4;i825 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l;46>.fa.st 58 103 6 4 4

43744 ll.de* i’ee 3-4 l:l2%good 61 10*5 10 10

4;i013 l.ato«ila 1 1-16 1 :4.5-\fast 36 104 2 1 1

42983 I,atonla 11-8 1:62 fast 22 106 5 4 4

4:*20 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%mud 41f 104J 2 3 6

42887 Latonia 3-4 l:12V4fa8t 18 108 6 7

By Rabelais — Suffragette (E. Price),
t' L b'ator ."i tVaiik’K. Diul l'lioicc, <).ofthoSeq

4* 4" 1) Carsw’ll « Cold. Glow. TiePin. Harwoodll.

6' 8'* J Pierce 9 l)r. UiU‘. Valspar, Iliickboard

I' 2" D Carsw’ll H Irish Kiss. Il.ilryman. Ilet. llluff

1* 1* 35’ Kelsay 10 Petsy, Kimpaloug, Ix'belia

15 1'5 A .lohnsonl4 K. Monroe. Assign, S.W. Johnson

2* 2' A Johnsonll K.’.sCiih. E.Bnumann, Il.Ilnnley

I*" 15 A Johnsonll! Silk Bird, G. Dress. C. Valentine

Bv Ogden— Lady 'Vincent (P. L. Short).

4’ IJ H H.am’t’n T, D.l'hoice. T.Brlg’iilL. t). oft. Sea

3i 4>- F ("Itiletti 7 The Desert. Little Cottage. Veto

5’ 0* F f.^lliletti fi Hauberk, Benevolent, N.K.Beul

r>‘ 5*3 J Hcuv«*l 7 4. Mount, Irisli Kiss, Wisest Fool

6= o’“ J Heupel 7 lledlaiid, Amelita, lirynlimah

7* 7*5 J Heupel 11 Deckmate, F.iann.-ile, Oholiis

7 7** K Sande 7 Woodtrap, Bondage, Nat. Bridge

3‘ 2* L Fator *! Kilts II., N. K. Beal, Graiihio

3- 2* L Fator 5 L.Ilerbert, N.K.Beal. B.IVddlei

By Catmint — Arlette (J, F. Schorr).

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4 Frogtowii. D. Ciioi<‘e, B.I’eddler
7 UapidDar, BeFrnnk, WarMa.sk

10 9‘* It Sharpe lo Boniface, War .Marvel, Quietude

1* 1* H Lunsf’d !* Sun Gist, Hocnir, Mad.liiiiglmm

6* 5'2 H l.unsrd 7 Brunette II.. Ginger. Parls.Maid

6* 6** E Pool 11 Ituf.Riley, Prositector, Par.Muid

7 7*5 E Pool 7 Senuing.s Park, Joe Stahr, Toto

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SEVENTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Claiming Handicap. (Oct. 10. 1914 — 1:49%
—3 — 124.)

BOLSOKA, b. h, 6 110

443. ;6 Wurel 1 l:4Uifast 21-10 111) 7 8 8

44128 Laurel 3-4 1:15 good ’26 110 3 6 7

42819 l.atonla 1 1-8 1:54 mud 19 113 9 9 10

42356 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:49%fast 1 115 4 3 2

42251 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:48%fast 16-6 104 8 2 1

42232 Pimlico 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 7 115 4 1 1

42181 H.deG’ce lm70yl;46Vifast 17-5 110 11 3 3

42167 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:48%fast 21-10 111 7 3 3

HARRY BREIVOOEL. b. g. 4 98

444. V. Laurel 1 1-16 l;4,S%good 9 112 4 2 1

44224 Laurel 1 l:41%fast 27-10 110 5 3 2

44017 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07Vifast 27-10 105 12 10 10

43970 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07 slow 25 103 5 2 2

4390C H.deG’ce 11-S1:.54 fa.st 10 110 4 3 2

4:1765 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :46%fast 8 108 3 8 8

4:!719 H.deG’ce lm70yl :4SVbmud 14 106 3 4 4

43564 Saratoga 1 1:39 fast 35 112 4 4 4

LUTHER, b. r, 9 105

44070 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:0r.’)sfast 14 111 3 4 4

44017 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07Vfefast 10 110 7 4 5

43827 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2;07%faat 7 109 8 7 7

43767 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 l:.54%fast 6 111 1 9 9

4’2123 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 1:56 good 8 114 5 4 3

42029 Bowie 1 1-4 2:ll%fast 6 110 5 3 3

BUCKBOARD, b. g, 5 109

44334 l.,aurel 1 1-3 l;.52%fast 4 11.5 9 7 6

4414.5 laurel 1 1-16 l:47%fast 21 105 9 8 6

4:»97 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 l:53%good 6 1**4 1 6 4

4:%873 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 74f 100 11 11 11

43142 Empire linTOy 1:45 fast 15 113 8 8 8

4:.“005 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1 :45%fast 15 110 6 6 6

SOPHIA OATE'WOOD. br. m. 6 101

444:53 Laurel 1 1-S 1 :59?jslow 11 103 1 5 4

44305 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 30 105 6 C 6

44270 Jamaica 1 1-4 2;06Msfast 20 100 4 5 5

44250 Jamaica lm70yl:45%fa.st 30 101 6 6 C

44069 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:06%fast 2 103 1 1 1

44011 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07%fast 10 102 3 2 1

43994 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%good 11 104 6 5 7

43965 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:49%slow 11-6 1C8 3 3 3

LAZY LOU, br. m. 6 108

44207 laturel 1 l:39%fast 7 112 8 5 3

44049 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast € 106 4 6 2

43966 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1:48 slow 13-10 108 2 5 3

4.3741 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:48%good 18 104 14 11 6

42667 Hagers. 1 1-16 1 ;4:*%fast — 111

42697 Hagers. 1 1-16 l:49%f.ast — 110

42561 Balt. Ab 7-8 l:31%mud — 110

QUEEN BLONDE, cb. f, 4 101

44452 Laurel 1 1-16 l;48%good 12 KW 1 8 8

44255 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 11 107 6 4 3

44174 Laurel 1 1-16 l:46%fast 114 109 19 9

44090 Laurel 1 1-8 1 :51%fast 67 103 3 4 4

43823 H.deG’ce 3-4 l;13%fast 21f 115 15 14

42167 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:4S%/ast 17 112 4 9 10

ROMEO, b. g, 3 102

44375 Laurel 1 1-16 1 ;49%hvy 9 114 1 7 7

44146 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :47%f ast 32 103 7 9 8

43966 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 1:48 slow 7 106 3 4 4

4:l»18 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:41%slop 6 107 11 4 5

43874 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:06%fast 8 106 8 7 9

43766 H.deG’ce lm70yl ;46%fast 29-10 108 8 16 10

43721 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:14 mud 9-10 102

INDOLENCE, b. g. 8 108

41.’W4 Uaurel 1 1-8 l;52%fast 22 110 6 6 5

44224 Laurel 1 1 :414%fast 33-10 110 4 6 6

44070 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:0r>%faHt 3-2 111 5 2 2

44017 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2;07%fast 24 110 3 6 2

438*27 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07%fast 31-10 109 2 3 3

43767 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 1 :54%fast 23-5 111 4 3 6

43720 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:62%mud 6 112 3 8 8

43026 Latonia 1 1-8 1 :D3 fast 29 105 2 4 6

GALLEY HEAD. br. h. 6 99

44413 l.aurel 11-16 1:55 hvy 27 105 8 4 6

44373 Laurel 1 1-16 1:49 hvy 14 107 1 4 6

44226 Laurel 1 l;41%fust 39 102 8 4 1

44069 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:06%fast 64 106 2 2 4

4^11 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07%fast 18 105 9 8 4

4.3965 H.deG’ce 1 I-I8 1 ;49%slow 11 11110 9 8

43873 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 74f 106 2 5 9

ARBITRATOR, b. g, 5 97

44432 Laurel 1 l:4G)isIow 19 109 2 4 6

44260 Laurel 1 1-4 2:0G%fast 7 t.54 2 4 3

44175 I-aurel 1 1-4 2:05%fast 63 104 4 5 5

13970 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:07 slow 37 108 7 5 6

4S874 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2;06%fast 29f 109 4 9 8

43806 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 31 110 1 6 4

42539 Balt. 1 1-16 l:58%slow — 111

MELANCHOLIA, b. g, 3 98

44414 Laurel 1 1-16 l;54%hvv 13 109 C .5 7

4:5905 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6 107 10 7 8

43849 H.deG’ce lm70yl :46%fast 19-5f 112 11 11 7

43803 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6f 105 4 8 7

4.3762 H.deG’ce lm70yl:47%fast 24 110 6 7 8

42402 J.amaica 3-4 1:14 fast 20 103 7 6

42.323 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 8-5 103 9 9

42248 Pimlico 3-4 l:14%fast 30 95 8 6

DICK BENSON, b. g, 9 105

4:'686 Ti’m Abl 1-16 1 :49%fast — 116

C‘638 Tim’mAbl 1-16 1:.50 fast — 107

43C1G Ti m Abl 1-16 1 :49-’‘f,fiist — 108

32418 Tijuana 1 .’5-16 2:01%fast 6 111 Threw

:52389 Tijuana 11-16 1:47 fa.st 6 112 3 2 3

32305 Tijuana 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 4i 109 2 4 5

105 6 C 6

100 4 5 5

101 6 6 C

103 1 1 1

102 3 2 1

104 6 5 7
1C8 3 3 3
108

112 8 5 3

106 4 6 2

108 2 5 3

104 14 11 5
111

110

110

101

KW 1 8 8

107 6 4 3

109 19 9

103 344

115 15 14

112 4 9 10
102

114 1 7 7
103 7 9 8

106 3 4 4

107 11 4 5
106 8 7 9

108 8 16 10

102

108

110 G 6 5
no 4 6 6

111 522
no 3 6 2
109 2 3 3

111 4 3 5

112 3 8 8

105 2 4 6

107 1 4 6

102 8 4 1
106 2 2 4

105 9 8 4

111 10 9 8

106 2 5 9
97

109 2 4 6
2 4 3

104 4 5 5

108 7 5 6

109 4 9 8
no 1 5 4
111

109 C 5 7

107 10 7 8

112 11 11 7

105 4 8 7
no 5 7 8

103 7 6

103 9 9

95 8 5

105
116

107

108

in Threw
112 3 2 3

By Polymelus — Lacroma (W. Smith).

5 7= 3i J McTag’t 10 Sylvar.o, Sunny Hill, Handfull

8 41 43 D Stirling .S Tliorn llluom, Betsy, Ideal

11 IF IF’ E Pool 12 S.McMeeklii, Bonr.iaid, Forydon

1 3* 2* L Fator 8 Q.of theSea, Miss Bryn, J. of Arc

1 li li J Staplet’nll W.Bedotte. MissBryii, N.K.Beal

1 1‘ 1* L Fatoi 11 I’lenty, Prunes, Favour

8 11’ 9’J E Haynes 1*J SirW..l’nson, AhnaB., B.Hiinley

3 2- 1>* E Haynes 16 Bill Hnnley, 'J'lirift, Lytle

B.v Master Robert — Ida Kearney (S. Louis).

6 6‘ IF’ Ij Fator 0 tirande*', Hong Kong, Wodan

3 2‘i>‘ 4’i L Fator 10 Kimpalong, Keziali, Tie Pin

9 9' 9” F C’ltilettil’2 In’lence, B.cmiCnlls, I.eD’osaiire

2 2i 4*1 X Dugganll WaterWar, Lit. Cottage, Zinnia

3 5 5* W Kelsay .5 King John, Silxila, Dad.’s Choice

11 10’ 10‘* A Johnsonll Uuhhub, Irish Kiss, King John

5 6’ 6“ H T3iurl>er 7 Hauberk, H. O’Day, <J.of tbeSea

4 4’ 2'i P I.Iu.sg've 6 Sedan, liorcas, liuuieo

By Oddfellow — Commena (O. N. Freeman).

4 4* 4*1 D Stirling 8 I’.amlCalls, Indolen*;e, Toadstool

5 3* 4’J D Stirling 12 lu’lence, P.nudCalls, laiD’osaure

7 6* 4” P Musg’ve 8 I..C’tage, S.W.J’nson, Indolence

7 81 6“ P Mu.sg’veH LittleCottage, Zinnia, Indolence

3 1* 1* T Rice 9 Sleetli, Kingflsher, Royat

3 3'i 4’J T Rice 6 Fairl.y, Cadillac. Puts and Calls

By Aeronaut — Bettie Bouncer (E. K. Bryson).

6 6“ .5*J W Kel.say 9 W. Violet, Handfull. S’t’sBridge

7 4' ;5’i S V*ida 9 Dr. Rae, Valspar. Wood Violet

4 5’ 4‘4 S Wid.a 8 Wodan. Thrift. Ballad

11 11 8'“ S Wlda 11 ’TheDesert, N.K.Beal, lI.O’Dny

7 6’ 4’ S Wlda 9 Hank O’Day. KingJohn. J.I.Ihiy

6 6 6” T Davies 6 Ten Bon, D.V’diver, R’lymooney

By Radford — Determination (P, J. Mile«i.

4 4’ .“>’ H Ham’t’n .5 Tlie Desert. Sihola, Dorcas

7 7 7'= W Vog’sk 7 Bettie Bluff. MissOrb. J. O’Dowd

5 6 6* G AV Car’l 6 AlbertA., W’dtrup, S’pdragonll.

6 5*" 4’’ G W (lar’l <5 Sundial IL, Tenons Bun, Tetley

1 1* 1* J Pierce 8 J.W. Klein, LeD’saure, It.Hunley

1 1’ I’l J Pierce 12 J.W. Klein, 15. Sister, Gal. Head

7 71 8'" H Thurberl.a Antoinette, Belario, T.Bloom

2 2’ 2'i P Mupg’vel4 King’l’gll., J.W. Klein, D.Dodge

By Jack Atkin — Mrs. F. G. Hogan (W. Smith).

3 3* 2» A Collins 9 Elected IL, Zouave, Water War

2 6'’ 6*J J Rod’g’ez .8 W. 15edotte, Joan of Are. Zinnia

2 2nk 3’ E Sande 9 Fr.Menroe, Romeo, Harwood II.

2 3’ 4" P C’ltllettil.5 Tie Pin, L.Cottage, ThoruBlooro

3“ E Smith 7 H.Moon, Capt.M'chmont. Padua
4*i W Gargan 9 El Plandit, Sibola, JuhuW.Klein
3J J Heupel 5 Sis. Emblem. F.Sli’nnon, H.Moon
By Fres Lance — Blnda (C. W. Gasser).

9 8' 8'" J Bell 9 I. Chant, J.of Sjaides, I’.and Calls

2 2i 1” W Obert 8 Joan of Arc. Padua, Snow Qiieeu

9 S* 7” W Obert 9 Widow I5e<lotte. AVoilaii, SilMibi

4 4 4” W Obert 4 H. O’Day. KingJohn. Q.of theSea

14 11’ 9" W Obert 1.5 St. Quentin, Mar. Hollins, Sedan

10 10* 10*i AV Obert 16 I’olrcma, Bill Hunley, Thrift

By Marathon — Crossover (H. J. Lavelle).

7 7 6’-* J Callahan 7 WoodViolet. Lit. Cottage, Dorcas

4 o‘l 6* J Callahan 9 Dr. Rae, A’alspar, Buckbonnl

4 3i 2* P Musg’ve 9 Fr.Monroe, I.azyLou, Harwoodll.

3 3' 26 P Musg’vel6 S.LightllL. E. Sight, .T.P.M’phy

10 9' 9‘* A Schu'g’rl2 Thrift. Jack Mount, 'Toddler

9 7' 7»3 F C’ltnettilO Bet. Bluff. J. of Arc, Transpero

— — 2’ F C'ltilettl 8 Thrift, Austral, Col. A'alentine

By McGee— Princess Oma (E. Loh).

•5 5'4 6*1 11 Ham’t’n 9 W. Violet, llandfull, St.’sBridge

6 0* 5’3 J McTag’t 10 Kimpalong, Keziah, Tie Pin

2 3J 2* J McTag’t 8 P. and Calls, Toadstool, Luther

1 1* 1* J McTag’t 12 I’.aiidCalls, LeDinosaure, Luther

4 3’ 3*i E Sande 8 L.Cottage, S.W. Johnson, Luther

6 4* 3* G Rob’sonl4 Little Cottage, Ziiiuia, Tie Pin

7 6i 2» C Rob’ son 1.3 Pllseu, Bally connell. Lit. Cottage

5 6* 6’ J Heupel 10 Ernest II., Glelpner, Lueile P.

Bv Galatine— Fairlie Head (E. Robie),

0 o'* 5'’ R jIcCr’nn .S F. Monroe, H.arwoodll., Jaenetta

6 8’ 9*® B .Vinbr’se 9 Dot. Aaudiver. Sitx>la, Hauiifull

1 1' 9®3 J Dreyer 10 Sylvauo, Sunn.y Hill, Polr<jma

4 5* 6'* H Thurber 8 S.Gatew’d, J.W.Kl’n, LeD’saure

2 2'i 4*1 H Ham’t’nl2 S.OatewotKl, J.W. Klein, 15. Sister

8 8= 7*1 J Rod’g’ezl4 K’lingIL, S.Gatew’d, J.AV. Klein

9 8'i 9’“ J Dreyer 11 TheDesert, N.K.Beal, H. O’Day

By Statesman — Apprentice Girl (E. G. Vivell).

6 7'" 7;’ C Jack.son 8 P.etsy, Handfull, Pinard

3 4'i 4“ .1 V/e.ssIer 5 Wat.AA’ar, F.I’rlnce, LeDin’sanre

6 5’ .5” C Jackson 7 Thrift, Scotcli V’dii-t, Gobi. Glow

8 9’ 10’® C Jackson 11 W.aterWar, Lit. Cottage, Zinnia

8 66 8'’ G Jackson 12 Thrift. Jack Mount, Toddler

4 4* 5'® C Jackson 9 Sunny Hill, J. Mount, S. Verdict

3* C Jackson 8 Napoli, Capt. Hodge, Stir Up
By Dorando — Solemn Silence (M, Finn).

7 7' 7*" J Mc’l'ag’t 8 Joan of Arc, Naixdi, Tootsie

10 9’ 7'* A Schu g’rl4 T.HelgiunIL, F. Monroe, Assign

6 4* F J Metcalf 16 P.allyc’nell. S.L’htlll., J.Uealey

9 7' 4’ J Rod’g’ezl4 Wodan. Napoli, 'I’oddler

10 10' 8'* J Metcalf 14 Veto, Ballyeonnell, Musket
6 6'J 5'* .1 Staplet’n 7 RoiCraig. Wyndovor, Jiiv’scence

9 8* 7'® .1 Staplet’iilO S. A'erdict, Uohokus, L. George

1 I**’ 2'J J Staplet’nl2 Balarusu, Gath, Uinbala

By The Friar — Clear Night (G. Kasoro),

7*1 J Connors 7 M..M’clire<‘. Is’b’ell., O.B.B’nder

.'5’i D Stirling .5 Scylla, Frank Monroe, 'I’oadstool

2* D Stirling 9 Woilan, Front Royal, Slumher II.

rider. R Pauley 9 Col. Matt. Ceos, Goninl

3 3i 2’A R Pauley 8 Goinui. Lt. Sawyer, D. of Slielby

FIRST RACE — About 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts an*i Geldings. Special Weights. (July
22. 1918— 1:07%— 5— 128.)

Index Course Dist 'rimo'r’ckOdds Wt St ’,4 M- ^4 Str Fin Joekrys .Started Order of Finish
ROUND ROBIN, b. c, 2 (M) 115 By Olambala — Mauviette (R. T. Wilson).

44221 Jamaica .5.) f 1:07 fast 13-10 1C«6 3 2 2 2’ 2* C Kuinmer 6 Mas.Dancer, St. .Allan, TeaRoom

43573 Saratoga 5i f 1:07%. slow 6-5 115 2 3 2 2'® 2* I. Ensor t! Padriac, Double Eye, Tea Room

435.53 Saratoga 3-4 1 :12%.fast 8 103J 7 7 5 6' 4’J C Rob’.son 8 Grayssian, Kinnout. Sammy

F448 Saratoga 5-8 l:01'Amud 20 115 8 8 7 7® 7” II Bullm’n 9 TheTroiit. l”cePeiinnnt, Pailriac

1C409 Saratoga 5ifl:09%mud 10 1104 8 10 10 8' 6'’ H Bullm’nll .San. Leal, D.iv.IIaruni. Evergav

44343 Empire
4432:5 Jamaica

3-4

l:12%fast

8

lO-ll 7

7

5

6'

4®l C

Rob’.son .S

Grayssian,

5-8

1 :01'/tmud

20

115 8

8

7

7®

7” II

Bullm’n 9

I’heTroilt,

51 f l:0’J%mud

10

1101 8

10

10

8'

5*’ H

Bullm’nll

San. lical.

if st

5.5%slop

41

115 4

8

8

71

7” J

Loftus 11

Dominique,

c, 2

(M)

116

By Disguise — Debacle (W. R. ■

4.3359 Saratog.a

MORONI, b. 0. 2 (M)
44444 Empire .Ab 3-4 1
44384 Empire .54 f 1

44.343 limpire 54 f 1

1427:5 .Jamaica 5-8 1
44141 .Jamaica 54 f 1
43944 H.deG’ce 3-4 1

4i:!84 Empire
44:523 .Jamaica

43089 A<|’duct
42980 Aii’duct

44121 Jamaica
43894 A«i’duct
43820 Aq’duct

42807 Belmont 5-8 st

42415 .Tama lea

44343 Empire 31 f 1

TEN CAN. b. c, 2 (M

44.343 Empire 51 f 1

44121 Jamaica 3-4 1

43291 Saratoga 54 f 1

43894 .Aq’duct
43591 Belmont 1
4:544s Saratoga

:08 hvy

18-5

116

2

2

2

:01%fast

15

108

5

5

4

;05'/ifast

15

1031

3

7

6

:ll'/ofa.jt

50

112

3

.5

5

;06%fa«:t

12

107

11

11

12

63%fast

15

115

10

10

9

115

;ll%fHst

;:o

1()6

7

7

.5

:0S hvy

15

109

1

;i

,3

:0S hvv

8

116

1

3

3

;00%.fast

30

K16

4

4

4

:08%.hvy

40

115

1

1

2

;17%ihvy

71

114

a

3

5

c, 2 (M)

116

:0S hvy

1.5

no

4

4

4

:01%fast

1(10

108

2

4

6

:06%fast

100

115

i:i

16

18

:147sfast

?oo

nr.

4

10

10

;02%mud

100

115

Bolted

. 2 (M)

115

:15%inud

41

115

2

3

3

:i:{%good

5

112

2

6

6

;15%fast

41

m

7

3

3

:ll%fast

18-5

no

1

1

2

:08 good

10

115

6

10

8

o9%fast

5

112

16

15

14

63%,fast

41

115

4

1

1

SSVsslop

6

115

7

2

2

:01%fast

31

115

4

3

4

c. 2 (M)

115

:1.3%s)ow

12

110

4

7

4

:0S hvy

20

116

6

4

4

[)

115

:')8 hvy

4

116

5

6

6

:15%mud

12

115

4

4

4

;08 mud

100

115

12

11

10

;06\tfaRt

100

115

14

17

19

2 IM)

115

:13%good

so

112

7

4

3

:00 mud

23

109

4

4

4

:01%mud

12

115

3

7

8

:02 slop

13-5

115

6

5

5

2* 2* C F’h’ther 8 Sea .Mint, Moroni, Ten Can
4’ 4'J H Myers 7 St. .Allan, V. -Cli’iinan. T.W.gon’r
6* 4'* H Myers 8 Neddara, Padriac, Royal Duck
54 5’ 1. ATcAtee 7 Upset, Man o’ AVar. GoId.BriMiiu
12 12’® L McAtee 12 MissJemiuia, AA’ildair, K. Thrush
10* 8*’ C F’b’tner 12 AA’ildair, Homely, llixMlwink

By McGee— Mirror (J. Arthur).

6” 6*’ J Rod’g’ez 7 Roy. Duck. Min. Man, Ir.iWiFon
:i« 4'® J Roil’g’ez .5 V.-Ch’nnun. .MIii..Man, S.(Teiii;e
3’ 3" J Roil’g’ez 8 ,Se.-i .Mint, Arniistiee, Ten Cati
6 6*’ J Rod’g’ez 6 St’rCourt, IraWilsoii, R.O. Might

3’ 3*J J Rod’g’ez li Georgie. Duiisandel, L.Einuieliue
6'4 o'* J Rod’g’ez 9 R.Traveler, L.Boy, Riihidiuiu

By Anmer — Astarte II. (F. Houseman).

412 3*0 yfi,- Kang .5 V. -Chairman, Min. Man. Moroni
6* 6’S H Erlcks’n 7 St. .Allan, A'.-Ch’rman, T.W’oner
18 18” N Huff 19 Evergay, JlaskedDancer, Blazes
10* 10’® N Huff 12 Gladiator, Furlough, I.eGIorieiir
N Huff 11 Itrookholt, Furlough, Buckluide

By Star Shoot — Phew (W. R. Coe).

3* 3'® C F|b|ther 4 Armeniis, May Alley, Ten Can
5*. ^ h ther t S.aganiore. Jr. Dream, Carnarvon

3'4 4’J C F’b ther 12 T.Wagoner, Carnarvon, Damask
34 4’ L McAtee 8 John 1’. Grier, Pilgrim, Rouleau
7'4 4’4 G F’b’therl2 I*. Penmuit, J. P. Grier. Padriac
14* 13=' L McAtee 16 Itonnie ilary. On Watch, Upset
4' 24 C F’b’therl4 Upset, King’s Chaim, Pilgriiu
24 2* C F’b’therll Dominique. Pilgrim. Marianne
3’ 3® C F’h’ther 9 Sh’ndonh. M.Ant’ette. D.H’riim

By Last Coin — Skip (J. Butler).

9* 8"3 T Nolan 11 T’derhird, Br.Plaver. Larghetto

4’ 5=“ T Nolan 8 Sea Mint, Armistice, Moroni

By Ten Point — Canastota (A. L. Aste).

5'® 4'* C H Miller 8 Sea Mint, Armistice, Moroni

4 4” C H Miller 4 Armeniis, MayAIley. ServlceStsr

11* 11*' C H Mil)erl3 Blazes. Franc Tireur. EiId Alan
17 17’* C H MIllerl9 Evergay. MsakedDiincer. Blasea

By Fair Play — Nineveh (J. E. Widener).

-1^ Buxton 7 Sagamore, Ir. Dream, Carnarvon
66 E Ambr se 7 StarCourt, M. Dancer, ’ThelmaE
S ^lusg’ve 9 TheTroiit, I”cePennant, Padriac
3’ 3® B Ambrse 8 Betty J., Shoal. Gloria France

9 S' 7*’ W Obert

4 4 4'= W Obert

14 11* 9" W’ Obert

10 10' 10»J W Obert

Yards. Trustee Purse. 3-year-oIds and upward. Allowances. (July

HEROISME, b. c. 3 110

41361 Empire lm70y 1 rA'-’ornud 4.) 112 2

44201 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 slow 10 110 4

43661 Belmont 3-4 .st l:12%fas;t 7 115 8

42501 Belmont 3-4 st l;ll%good 20 115 8

42379 Jamaica 3-4 l:14%fast 10 115 7

ROYALLIEU, b. c, 3 110

4416:5 Jamaica ImTOyl :47%slow 8-5 112 6
43006 Aq’duct 3-4 l:13Vitast 10 115 1

SENATOR CROW, b. c, 3
43726 Belmont 3-4 st l:13%fast 7
43555 Saratoga 8-4 l;13%fast 6
43475 Saratoga 1 1:40 good 7
:59828 Aq’duct 5-8 59%good 20
39673 Belmont 6Jf st 1:08 good 31
35631 Belmont 5if st l;07%fast 16-5

CHIEF, ch. g. 4

442<)1 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 slow 3-2

44083 Jamaica. 3-4 l;14%imud 7

43799 Aq’duct 1 l:40%fast 10

POILU, ch. o, 3

44405 Empire 1 1-10 1:51 hvy 3
44305 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%mud 15
44249 Jamaica lm70yl ;45%fast 31
44201 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 slow 6

44120 Jamaica 3-4 l:18%mud 15

43277 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 30

43077 Aq’duct 1 l:40%fast 8-5

42821 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 20

40534 Bowie 61 f 1:U hvy 12f
P. G. KING, b. g, 4
4434.S Empire 1 1-10 1:49 hvy 12

442(i9 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%tast 15

44201 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 slow 15

43985 Aq’duct 1 l;40%fast 1

43943 Aq’duct 1 1:43 slow 6

43799 Aq’duct ll:40%fast 7-5
43756 Aq’duct ll;40*4fast 4

SCOTCH VERDICT, br. g. 3
44347 Empire ImlOy l:4C%hvy 20
■14175 Laurel 1 1-4 2:05%fast 39-10
44050 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:05A8fast 6
43902 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13%faat 35
4:5806 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1 :4;%fast 10
43443 Saratoga 3-4 l:14%mud 20

110

107 5 2 2

107 4 6

115 5 4 4
110 3 2

110 6 5

115 9 11 11

105 7 6 6

106 3 4

114 7 10

114

108 8 8 6

1091 577
118 8 9

115 5 6 3
115 1 7 7
1116 6 5 5
106 5 4 3

97 3 1 1
90 4 1 1

99 6 3 3
ICC 4 4

rider. R Pauley
3 31 2=5 R Pauley

41 e*J A Johnson 8 Lackrose, Prince S., A. Heiiize

DAHINDA, b.

f. 3

107

:

44407 Empire

ImTOy 1:49 hvy

20

95

2

1

1

2

2“

44249 Jamaica

ImTOy l;45*/ifast

SO

112

4

5

6

7

51

43987 Aq’duct

1 1:40 fast

30

107

2

5

4

4

4”

43756 Aii’duct

1 l;40',ifast

20

1U6

7

5

4

6

6'

43.514 Saratoga

1 l;:49%good 20

99

7

3

2

3

4>

Empire City Entries and Past Performances for Monday, October 20.

'WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.

The figures under the heading “Rec.” in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,

I abbreviations show track conditions.

o o

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Cliicago time 1:30.)
® Superior mud luiimT. X Good mud runner.

Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.

First Race — About 3-4 Mile.

2-.veiU‘-olds. -Maidens. Special AA’eights.

I'olls ami Geldings.

(Track record; July 22, 1918^-1 :071.®.— .5— 128.)

Today’s

Iml. Horse. AVt. Rec. A.Wt.Han.

44221’ ROUND ROBIN .. 11.5.. 725

4434.‘1'-’ t-Armistice 1L5..71.5

44444 .Moroni 11.5x710

443V-t’ Sir Clareiice 11.5. .710

44121' t8ervice .Star 115.. 705

44428 Short Change 110 l:14v3S 115.. 705

4434.3 Ten Can 115..7t)0

43S94 Northward 115.. "(HI

Horse.
Ting -a -Ling

4404S tA.s.-igii
443S5 Paddy

Wt. Rec.

. . .109 1:11’’:

109 1:11

...112 l:10'f.

Today’s
A.Wt.Han.
0 114X715
4 114. .710
4 114X710

41864 Earnest 3 113X710

41995 •Liberty Star 109 lill'-s 4 109 X 70-'

44’2lI9 Tan II 4 114X705

;-t42*)<!’ Suiirose 4 111X705

44124 ‘Uranium (M) 4 111.. 7(31

44407’ ‘Diihintiii 100 l:13Vi 3 120X7(M(

44425 ‘tDriffield 114 1:11%. 5 112x700

44425 ‘Tommywaac 99 l:12-’)r>s 3 120®7(M)

t-V. (’. Niehaus entr.v.

Fourth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.

Second Running Pelham Bay Handicap.

32.000 Added.

2-year-olds.

(Track record: Jnlv 22, 1918 — 1:05% — 2 — 119.)

4:i90!*’ Homely 107 1:06% 11SX750

(44:444) Lmictta 110 1:07%, 112.. 745

44303’ tCimlerella 110 1:(Mi%, KMI..745

(44-273) tSliir Court 115 1:08% 118x745

41408’ St. AUau Ill) 1:07%, 116X740

44;4(’>ii’ Sister Helene 109 1:07%, 1(62X735

44271 Irish Dream 115 1:07 llMi..7:40

44444’ Minute .Man 115 l:08*sli 110X725

tW. R. Coe entr.v.

Fifth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
;4-.vear-ohls and upward. Handicap
(Trai-k record; July 20. 1918— 1 :42*i— 5— 117.)

44445 tKashmir 4 10JX750

(44406) Rciouut 112 1:46. 4 118®745

(44387) Thistledcii 103 1:46% 3 110X745

44427= I’astoral Sv.aiii ...107 1:44% 3 105 x 740

(44447) All)-It A 125 1:44%. 4 117X740

4:i899 tS.itvestra 110 l:4;S-% 4 ll(iX<3.5

44427 Cromwell Ill l;51s 3 95.. 725

41324 AA'ar Machine 98 l;43'o 4 105x725

tW. R. Co*, entr.v.

Second Race — 1 Milo and 70 Yards,
Trustee Purs»>.

3-yeur-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Track record: July 20. 1918 — 1:42% — 5 — 117.)

(44361 1

lleniisnie

112

l:47%.m

:$ 1100725

44445

(4416.81

Royallieii

.112

l;47%s

3

110. .720

(44406)

43726

Senator Crow . . .

:4

ll(l:;:715

(443S7)

442(11 ’

Cliief

4

115. .715

44427 =

44405-’

Poilu

115

1:47%

3

110X715

(44447)

4434 s

P. G. King

102 Jl:. "8)

4

114. .715

4:t899

44345’

Scotcli A'**rdlct . . .

107

1:47 ’%,h

3

110. .715

44427

44407’

Daliinda

112

1:49%

3

107X710

44324

44425

Tlios. F. McMahon

104

l:477im

:s

110X710

tJ.

(41444)

.Sturkiidcr

:i

no. .710

444’25

Lowtlde

3

110. .710

44405

Uohokus

115

1:17%

3

no. .705

43987

Caddie

106

1:47

4

115X705

4440!’
443.S8’
(443S5)
44325=
(44(619)
4U40
44107
1 4201 -’

44424

Susan M. I.Ml ...

90

1 :4S

3

102X705

44387’

44S6S

Dayilue

Miss Orb

106

1:46%

3

3

11(1X705
107 . . 705

44424

Uranium (M) ....

115

1:51 *is

4

110. .TOO

44060

A'etcriiii

KM!

1:40%

;i

no. .700

44424

.Malice (M)

110

1 :49%

4

107x700

44s24

Huey Travis (Ml.

105

l:-50%

3

105. .700

4;i443 Saratoga 3-1 l:14%raud 50
4:i252 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10%fast 50
13209 Empire lni70y l:4G%good 30
43305 Empire lni70y 1:48 slow 7
43184 Empire 1 l:46%mud 40

THOS. F. McMAHCN. ch. o. 3
44425 Empire Ab 3-4 1:12 slow 7
44117 Jamaica lm70yl :46%mud 8
44005 Aii’duct 6J f 1:19 fast 15
43938 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%sIow 30
4.3797 Aq’duct 6J f l:19Visfast 20
43735 Belmont :i-4 1 :i:l%,fast 15
43703 Belmont 6i f l:20V*ifast H
i.Mi Belmont 1 l;40%fast 3J
43.514 S.aratoga 1 l;39%good 4
STARKADER, blk. c, 3
41444 Havana :i-4 l:15%fast f
39908 Aq’duct 5-8 l:00’igood 50
LOWTIDE, ch. c, 3
44435 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :12 slow 50
44304 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 50
42l;l5 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fadt 33
42101 H.deG’ce 6J f 1:07 fast 67
420’36 Bowie 6J f l:22%fast 12

41988 Bowie 5J f l;09%fast 13

41888 Bowie 6i f 1:08 fast '140

HOHOKUS, hr. g, 3

44405 Empire 1 1-16 1:51 hvy 8

All)-it A 125 1:44%.

tS.ilvestra 110 l:4;S-%

Cromwell Ill l;51s

AA'ar Machine 98 1;4’3%

J . HaUcuheck entry.

Sixth Race— 1 1-10 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Clainiin

,.102 1:43% 5 110X725

. .101 1:48 ^,8 3 109X720

Third Race — About 3-4 Mile.
3-yeur-olds snd upward. Claiming,
ck rei-ord: July 22. 1918— 1 :07%— 5—128. )

(iohh-rcst Boy
Keen Jane . .

Chief

‘Jack O’ Dowd
I’liddj'

,.100 1;44%.
.103 1 :47
.110 1:46%
.110 1 :44’/r.

4 107x715
4 110X715
(i 1 1 5. . 71 5
7 1100710

44404

St. Isidore ....

...122 1:11 Vis

6 114X725

40300

Tom .McTiiggart

.111

1 ;45-*r.

r,

4426.S’

Sycumoor

4 114X720

44405

Liitlc Nearer . . .

.102

1 :4tl’%

10

(44404)

Bai'k B-i.v

...107 1:11

11 1’2O072O

41147

AA’liimsv

• 111

1 :45%.

fi

41661

•Sherman A

. ..112 1:11

3 10.5.. 720

4:i»«7

‘Caddie

. 105

1:51*5

4

4426!)

'rrophy

...106 1:00%,

4 114. .715

44.8IS

P. (!. King

.109

1:18

4

(44425)

Adele

. .103*1:09%

4 117.. 715

4444K

Frank AVaters . . .

.108

1:4S%

4

44404’

Uncle’s laissie .

..107 l:n’%.h

.’4 107X715

4421(1’

I’crscus

. .non :49

5

44:465

Siesta

...108!l:12%in

3 110X715

44318

Daiidv Dude

..KM!

1 :5(l!i

5

43072=

Marmltc

3 110X715

1 1368

•Hickoi-ynut

. . 108

1:47%

5

..104 l:l8‘.-,s 3 98:ic710

4 115. .710
..103 1;4'i's »! l(r2;l;710

. 11311 :.5(!%.h 4 115X710

107X700

115X7(8)

42101 H.deG’ce 6J f 1:07 fast 67

420’36 Bowie 6J f l:22%fast 12

41988 Bowie 5J f l;09%fast 13

41888 Bowie 6i f 1:08 fast '140

HOHOKUS. hr. g, 3
44405 Empire 1 1-16 1:51 hvy 8
44219 Jamaica ImTOvl :45*/4fast 8
4:!9.38 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14-%slow 20
43775 Aq’duct 3-4 l:13%fast 15
4?587 Belmont 65 f 1:23 mud 4J
42919 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%fast 20
42781 Belmont 6i f l:lS%fast 16
42.583 Belmont 1 l::lS%f8St 4
12410 Jamaica 3-4 l;14%fast 9-6
12323 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 good 31
(216:1 H.deG’ce 6J f l;03Hfast 26
CADDIE, b. g, 4

439S7 Aq’duct 1 1:40 fast 30
43705 Belmont 1 1 :39-N..fast 30
13208 Empire 1 1-4 2:U9V5good 30
431S4 Empire 1 l:46%mud 20

13151 Empire 1 1-16 1 :48%fast S')
12752 Belmont 1 l:43%mud 15
12623 Belmont 7-8 l;26%fast 30
12583 Belmont ll;38%fast 25
12350 Pimlico 1 1-lG l;49%fast 12f
SUSAN M.. b. f. 3 (M)

41424 12mpiro lm70j' 1 :48%.slow 11-5
U:t64 Empire lni70y l:47%mud 8
11163 Jamaica lm70yl:47%slow 6
14083 .lainaica 3-4 l;14%mud 60
1.3252 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10%fast 30
12223 Empire ImTOy l;45%fast 30
1.3202 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%slow 40
12381 Jamaica lm70yl :45%fast 20
12163 H.deG’ce 6i f l:«8%fast 17
12085 H.deG’ce 5J f l:08%fast 21f
CAYDUE, br. c. 3
14:187 Empire 1 1-16 l:51%hvy 7
•4347 Empire lm70y l:46%hvy 6
44139 Jamaica 5} f l:07%hvy 30
14062 Jamaica 5i f l:05%fast 50
43347 Saratoga 1 l:37Vsfast 20
43293 Saratoga 1 l;42%slow 12
43148 Empire 1 l;46%mud 11-10

107 12 12

100 9 9

1045 855
96 4 4 5

103 4 3 3
110

IdS 9 10

104 3 4 4

lOSi 2 7

105 7 9

103 5 8

110 1 5

102 4 6

106i 111
102i 346
110

116 4 1

109 5 5

110

107 13 13

109 U 12

100 6 6

104 9 9

110 6 2

105 4 3

116 3 3

42181 Empire ImTOy 1:4'J mud 4

115

115 1 3

115 2 4 6
112 10 4 11
115 1 1 2

101 4 6

104 8 8 7

105 1 2 2
108

105 5 10 10
1121 522

109 6 5 5

112 7 7

104 7 8

90 1C 10 11
107 9 13

98 6 2 2

110 14 6

103 3 9

110

no 1 1 1

102 *2 4 5

92 4 4

991 6 6

112 1 3 4

107 4 3 5

108 1 1 1

106 2 1 1

By ’Verdun — Dainty (0. Buxton).

U I-' « -'I - SlrGrafton. Wilfreda

oi 6- M Buxton 12 I’oilu, Chief, Huzzas

V Buxton 12 AVar Bond. Siesta, Sammy Kelly
71 m* T ?o )V’'‘tI>rlve. Rap.Day. Bridesmaii

i I J Metcalf 10 Audacious, ItapidDay, Hum. Sigh

I ’I*® Daughter(T. Monahan).

74^ 5" i Sch,6n-’rl- ^ -Assumption

li 5" A bchu g rlj I.s;ad)ngStar, Diff.Eyes, Jeweler

By Uncle — Follio Bergeres (Triple Springs Farm)

5 6®J T Nolan U Joyful, \\ai* Drive G

6' 7'i R T?ld"o q W.Ro< tet

I Ualnstrude, Ophelia, Purchase
61 5’1 L Taplm 9 Peter, Sketchy, Mad Hatter

3' m* E Taplln 19 Minuet. M. Maitland. DlfLEye.

By Ballot — Ormondino (M. J, Murphy).

3’ 2'i G Kummerl2 Poilu, Huzzas, Stepson

i* 1.3 •/**e Jw. Sammy Kelly, SnsanM.

31 4®J C Kummer 8 Litliolick, P. G. King, Wilfreda

By Ogtien— Grace Navarre (B. Davis)

1* 2'i G W Car’i 7 I'ud.Dcar, F. Waters Tjit Xe-irpr

6’ 3® G AV Car’113 Manoevre I’.ack Ihiv, S e;Va

G H MSuerii «tcpson.’ 1^8

IJ 1 i i- H Millerl-- (.liief, IIuz2:i8, Stei>aon

7’ 6” C H MillerlO Manoevn-, Un. Las^ G Swell

11‘ 11’* C H Millerl.5 H’tontrope. VexatW AV R^e^

By Mint— Elsie Harris (E. E. ’Watkina)

? il if

^ Buxton 11 Courcelles, Huzzas Indiscret

3 3*i M Buxton 8 Siesta, rourcelles * UeoeDtiou ir
2* 2»* J Frach 8 Litholick, AVilfreiia Chi?f

2’ 2’ J Frach 7 Gex. Sal^atelli ‘'^^freda
^^By Ballot — Censure (L. Fay).

1- ^"1 i w-*i - Thistledon, Albert.A.

J” ^ i /^'Cift, Gold. Glow. Fair*' I’rinee

52 T ‘ Belurio, Fi-ank Monroe

V Klected IL, Bet lie Bluff

61 Kit « 1 ^. ^"'"'1’ J-51'omt. I’.nndCails

6 6 S BoMe 1- Back Bay, Aal.We.st, St.Quentiu
By Bockton — Oriska (C. Cline).

K J ‘ mbala. Keen Ja)ie

T*^ R*)d g ezll AAar Note, Stei>.son, Poilu
cl V I^uise. Damaris, Sanberi.a

® *■ H Ball 7 (.ex, P. t,. King, S.ilvatelle

4> 5” H Ericks’n 9 Sun.Hin, S.AV.Jbison, AVat.AVar
12 11’- T Nolan 12 BackBay, A’ul.AVest, St.Queutia
lOi E De.Mayoll Cromwell, Goldvale, I’inard
8’ 8” S Sn’dman 9 Millnice, I'iodni, I)ottii’s Best
5’ 5'® H Erinks’n 6 AlbertA., Ellison, Nan. Flack
5’ 6‘® II Ericks’n 7 Frogtown, Daydue, Albert A.

By Celt — Jamma (Sylvester Stable).

10' 9® G KummerlA Adele, .\. Simiilex. Helen .Atkin
■*' J**! Q Preece (, I’.AAJiack. Siinnyland, Woodtrap
6’ 6'" C Kummerll Right .Angle. Trophy, Jyntee
7* 3’5 Q Preece 12 N’ightsti*-k, Rack Bay, F. Waters
8 8'“ G A\ Gar I 8 Arnold, Tenons Bon. Tropliv

-* L. Ensor .S Arrah Go On, A'ague, Surplice
4* 4’J H Ericks’n 7 Alvord. Mias Kruter, Un. Lassie
2* 2’ C Kummer 4 Doleful, Orderly, Lady Ward
6* 4'* T Rowan 9 Siin.Uill, S.W.J’nsou, AVat.War
By Lovetie — My Star (C. E, McAvoy),
i?, 9. S.UghtllL, D.Kl’ethe

6 6-’ R Trolse 6 V..\dam. B.Ite’uty, B.D’ncerll.

By Sir Wilfred — Sandy Bar (C. Smith).

14 14SJ T Rowan 14 Adele, N. Simplex, Helen .Atkin
9 Ur Oround-Swell, Alvord

9® 9®i J AVessler 11 SeaBeaeh, Tranby, S.AV.Johnsou
9J 9*‘ G Corey 10 Com. Law, Jose. Zarate, Favour

6 6” J Metcalf 6 Refugee, Sturdee, Margery

U U. U Sn’dman 11 LeotiFay, L’uraMiller. SlrHaste
7® 6“ R Denyse 8 U. Panky, Frizeur. T. Ferryman
By Hessian — Oh Ho (Crown Stable).

.51 7'* T .Nolan 7 i’nddyDear. Poilu. FrankWalers
3' 4'= J Butwell 11 War Note, Stepson, Poilu
61 5*5 T Rice 12 Niglitstick. R.Bay. T.F..M’JUhou

II 3'4 J Callahanl4 AA’arSpirit, Mis.sKruter. Peasant
6’® 6®1 T Rice 7 F. AA’uters, Glelpner, AVawbeek
3'i 6’ L McAtee 1.5 Right Angle, Alvord, L'ltraGold
6i 4’S H Myers 9 N’htstick. ElectedlL, Reltriuger
3‘i 3’i L McAtee 9 Dan, Bellringer, Millrace

1® 1® S Sn’dman 7 Goaler, Planturede, Malice
1* 2*1 \V Kelsay 10 S. A'erdict, L. George, 'raratcon
13' 14** G Gorev 16 Aiii)le Jin k IL. Siipertia. JoeJoe
By Star Shoot — Lost Ball (J. L, Donovan).

5 5=' T Rowan 5 AA'ee Louise, Damaris. Sanb*-ria

8 8” T Rowan 8 Sundial H., G*jaler, F. AVuters

4 4’* T Rowan 4 Comme Ci, Conduit, John 1. Day

7 7’“ T Rowan 7 Frogtown. Daydue, Albert A.

11’ 11'* T Rowan 15 Mount. Rose IL, Lucius, Zinnia

11 1* A Johnson 9 Goaler. W'ilfreda, 8 . Light HI.
61 5*1 II Ham't’nll Dendera. AA’ilfrcdn. Musito
81 7'® H Ham’t’n 9 Dau, Rellrlngtr, Uohokus
6* 8*’ R Ball 12 R. of I’hoenix, J. Mount, Nui>oU
By Ogden — Queen Marguerite (G. C. Milton).

4’ 5'® T Rowan 12 Cous.o’Miue, I.ei’.alafre. Parable
2’ 2*’ E Haynes 8 Heroisiue, Sir Grafton, Wllfreila
3’ 3* T Rowan 8 Royallieii, S. Grafton, A.s’mption
51 4'i AV Taylor 12 Chief, Joe Joe. Sammy Kelly
8* 7'® AV Obert 11 I’romwell, Goldvale, Pinard
11 11'* F C'ltilettl 11 KingJohn, Johiil.Day, S.inTime
12’ 11'® F C’lUlettlla A'ancoiiver, Sara. Kelly, Jeweler
31 9*® H Erlcks’nll Fgvoar, .Millrace, .Mary Belle
6* 6®J G Bums 16 Apple Jack IL, Suiierba, JoeJoe
8*> 8“J L McAtee 11 Irene, Irish Maid, Miss Sterling
By Peep o’Day — Subdue (R. T. Nickerson),

2' 3'® .1 Uod’g cz 3 Thistledon, Blairgowrie
5” 5=' II Erlcks’n (> Crys.Ford, Thistledon, S. Verdict
3'1 3‘J F AVelucr 4 Jyute*', Oaguod, Right Angle
71 8" II Erlcks’n 9 Toto, Right Angle, Arnold

8* 9'® AV Kelsay 10 War Rocket, C.Gone, C.Sweper

7 7” W Kelsay 7 Thunderclap, C.Gone, Audacious

2’ 2* AV Kel.say 7 Frogtown. .AHiertA.. 8 . in Frabi-e

81 3* W Kelsay 5 G. C«K'k, Suupdrugoa II., 'I’etKy

Sinda;, October 19, 1919

DATLT RACING FORM.

443fkS Empirp
44?05 Jamaica
44201 Jamaica
44005 Aq’duct
43555 Saratoga
42021 Oakrwn
41056 Oakl'wn
41789 Oakl’wn

41007 F.O’nds
40899 F.tl'nds
40821 F.fi’nds
403.'1 Bowie
40308 Pimlico

f, 3

1 1-16 1 :51'%mud

6

107

9.; 5

4

1 1-16 1 :47%fast

60

94 3

1

3

3-4 1:15 slow

30

112 9

8

65 f 1:19 fast

200

108 3

6

3-4 l:13%fast

100

110 12

12

65 f 1 :08=4.fast

20

100 5

4

3-4 l:14=ifast

15

105 10

8

1 l:42%fast

8

93 5

1

4

1. g, 4 (M)

ImTOy l:4,SA’sIow

10

no

115 8

9

9

3-4 1:16 fa.st

6

116 10

10

3-4 l:16%.slow

9-0

110 8

7

6* f l:0S%hvy

20

108 5

6

6-8 l:01%fast

30

HI 2

6

6-8 l:01%fast

30

115 1

6

c, 3

IniTOvl :43-Vrast

100

110

106 2

4

4

3-4 SI l:13%fast

60

103 8

7

1 1:45 hvy

15

109 3

4

4

6.5 f 1 :08 fast

20

113 11

H

65 f l:('.8Af,fast

20

no 3

10

3-4 l:14%fast

13

111 .8

8

1 l:42%fa.st

32

HOJ 7

2

1

f. 4 (M)

ImTOy l:48V.s!ow

■4)

107
107 7

11

11

By Orb-Trade Mark (A. Goodin). DRIFFIEID. b. h. 6

4’’ 4-* F Weiner 7 Zinni.'i. Knh-i-Noor. Keen Jane 444'-’5 Empire Ah 3-4 1:12 Slow .5<

2- 23 .1 Zoeller 7 Ilettlel’lurf. JackO’Dowd. Tetley 4:1946 Il.deO’ce 3-4 l:167shvy 6'

8- 8" T Rowan 12 1‘oilu. t'liief, llnzzas ' 43-S03 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:14%fast 19-

10‘ 10-" J Friich 11 Hiclit Antle. Troiiliy, Jyntee 42624 Church’l 3-4 1:13 fast 11

12 12-“ H Bn’dmanlJ Joyful. WarDrive. t.'o. o’theMain 419'27 Ha\ana Bi f l:064ifaat 21

6* 6“ O AV Car’l !• M.ll.Tluinnaii. Sybil. Sp. Oneeii 41881 Havana 3-4 1:13%fast i:

6) 6'3 J Sm'llw'dl2 Verity. Jim Ibidley, Eliz. Marie 41825 Havana 3-4 l;12%fa9t 1<

7* 8’“ S Boyle 12 Rookery, Verna 1$.. Snnflasli 41781 Ilavana 3-4 l:18%.slop 6

By Astronomer — Mary Greenwood (L. Laugblin). TOMMYWAAC. b. f, 3
Si 6'* J FTarh 12 Cons.o’lMine. Lelialnfre. 1‘aruble 44425 Empire Ah 3-4 1:12 .“slow 5

44.304 Jamaica
44217 Jamaica

4237.5 Pimlico
42295 Pimlico
42218 Pimlico

41619 Jef'sno 3-4 1:16 fa.st b 116 10 10 10 9* 8'“ S Wolst'mio IMureen, Si>eedsfer, Notate 44.304 Jamaica 3-

4I5S5 Jefaon 3-4 l:164^.slow 9-5 110 8 7 7 6'J. 6” Q Preece 9 Tan II.. Speedster, Patina 44217 Jamaica 3-

41480 F.O’nds 6* f l:0S%hvy 20 108 5 6 5 6 6'* D Conn’lly <’> M’rieMiller, Assume. R.Sliaunon 44120 Jamaica 3-

84048 Aq’duct 6-8 l:01%faat 30 HI 2 6 6 6 6“J F Rob' son fi S. Spansled, Corydou, UmnttlU 12390 Pimlico 1 1-1

S3952 Jamaica B-8 l:01%fast 30 115 1 6 7 7 7“ P Kob’son S Prunes. Gyp, Bright Angel 4237.5 Pimlico

VETERAN, b. c, 3 110 By His Majesty— Nectary (D. Lewis). ,

4406(1 Jamaica IniTOyl :43-'VfaRt 100 106 2 4 4 4 4 4'* (1 W (.’ar'l 4 K. t’l.anilit. O.'l'iiere. Past. Swain i-V'

4;l72G Belmont 3-4 si l:13%fast (iO l(i:i 8 7 7 7* 7'* II Ilam’t'nio .lockScnt. .Madll'tter. Kltintyneeii l-'R’i H.deti ce 6^

41007 F.G’nda 1 1:45 bvy 15 109 .3 4 4 4 4= ' 4=" A1 Buxton .5 Cntler Fire. Sailor, SilveryLlglit

40899 F.tl'nds 6.) f 1 :08 fast 20 113 11 11 11 101 M Buxton 12 Romeo, Mamiite, P. and Sipiare FOURTH RAC

40831 F.fl’nd.s 6i f l:0.8lf,fast 20 110 3 10 10 10 10“J M Buxton 10 I inler Fire, Iwin, Vansylvia 119.)

403.51 Bowie 3-4 l:14iifast 13 111 .8 8 7 4’ 42-J J Murjihy 8 St. Quentin, I.il.,Sliaw, Baglieera

40308 Pimlico 1 l:42)f.fa.st 32 llOJ 7 2 1 1 1* 16 J Murphy 10 ro’icelles. F.andS.j’are, Belario HOMELY, ch. f, 2

MALICE, blk. f, 4 (M) 107 Bv Mentor— Prim Pollr (E. Lutzl. 4.3909 Aij'duct 7

44424 Empire ImTOy l:48V.s!ow 50 107 7 11 11 9 9“ 8-' F V/einer 1'.’ Cons.o’.Af iiie. I.eBalafre, Parable 43760 A<i’ duct _ 3-

44272 Jamaica lni70yl:40%f.ast 50 94 6 4 4 6 7 F Weiner .S Sw. Tooth. Assumption. Prinilll. 43576 Belmont 5Jf £

44249 Jamaica lm70yl :45V(sfast 100 107 11 10 10 11 11 11““ H Erlcks’nll War .Note, Stepson, Poiln l."463 Saratoga 51

43085 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1 :46%faat W) 103 2 C 4 4 9> 9“’ H Ericlc.s’nl0 Harwood II.. Goaler, M.Rosell. 4.3399 .Saratoga OJ

43077 Aq’duct 1 l:404<;fast 50 101 13 8 12 11 11= 12‘® 11 Ericks’nl4 Cou. Colors, K.Agrippa, Wilfreyla <3262 Saratoga 3-

42856 Jamaica lm70yl :47M;fa8t 20 HO 5 1 1 1 6= 6'< H Ericks’n 7 Gouler. Wllfred.i. .S. Light III. 43194 Empire 5-

h. 6

) 3-4 1:12 slow

.50

112

117 14

14

14

3-4 l:167shvy

64

116 13

8

6

3-4 l:14-%fast 19-5f

119 3

2

5

3-4 1:13 faat

116

II55II

12

12

65 f 1 :06%f ast

25

112 4

4

4

3-4 1 :13%fast

12

HI 5

3

8

3-4 l;12%fast

10

112 8

8

8

3-4 l:18%.slop

6

111 2

2

4

b. f, 3

1 3-4 1:12 .slow

5

190

99 6

4

-

.3-4 1:13 fast

8

KM5 1

4

5

3-4 1:15 last

10

104 1

1

1

3-4 1 :13%mud

15

104 2

3

4

1-16 1:53 h\TT

24

109 5

2 2

6

1 l:40%fast

1’4

109 3

1 2

2

1 l:45%hvy

11

113 2

1 1

3

3-4 1 :14 fast

36

1021 6

5

4

65 f 1 :07%fast

10

KM5 2

1

1

Bv Sain — Tooti Mook (A. C. Niehaui).

13“ 1.3=" .1 Connors 14 Ailele. N’. Simplex. Helen Atkin

3i 6"} E HilemanlO Kirs. Cub, General, Amackassin

8‘ 10'- E IlilemanlO KI Mahdi, General. Sea Beach

12 12*'' L Gentry 12 StarUnby, A.SIiddleton, BillleB.

4* 4*\ W Gargan S Wey. Girl, L. Nephew, M’ganese

8* 8‘j W GarganlO Yorkville, Miss Gove, Diadi

8 S>“ R Imes 8 Manganese, Sen. James, SkyMan

B* 6" D Boland 8 Lola. Ed Garrison. James G.

By Burgomaster — Belle of Troy (G. Peterson).

6* 5’ F Weiner 14 Adele. N. Simplex, Helen Atkin
4i 4*1 T Rowan 12 Back Bay. Ground-Swell, Alvord
l.J 21 T Rowan 11 Paddy, FrankWaters, S-alvatelle
41 7‘* T Rowan 1(1 Manoevre, I'n. Lassie, G. -Swell
8' 7" A JohnsonlO S.deV'dnn, M.o’th’IIonr, Thrift
4* 4'" A Johnson 5 L.Uerbert, I lit’gold, KlngHerod
3* 4'“ L McAtee !» CoinraeCi, .1. of Ar(“, F. Shatiliou
6' 8"i L McAtee 13 O. the Way, It. Vandiver. Onh o
1“ 1“ G Walls 10 Toadstool, I’leuty, Avion

FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Pelham Bay Handicap. 2-ycar-o!ds. (July 22. 1918— 1 :05'(— 2—

By Sea King— Old Squaw (L. Waterbary).

“ 3* J Callahan .5 OldRosebud. Nuteraeker. L.Stnr

43077 Aq’duct 1 l:404<;fast 50 101 13

42856 Jiimaica lm70yl :47Vfefa9t 20 HO 5
42437 Jamaica 3-4 l:16V4alop 30 107 11

42410 Jamaica 3-4 l:14%fa.st 12 103 6

42122 H.deG’ce Bi f l:0SVsgood 15f 103 14

HUEY TRAVIS, blk. g. 3 (M)

44424 Empire lm70y l:4S%slow 40

105

HO 9 6

4 4 5* 4'* H Ericks’n 7 Holiokiis, Goaler. Plantarede

14 14 14 14'“ J Mooney 14 Toadstool. General, Scarpia II.
By J. H. Houghton — Myrtle Ledi (G. Peterson).

45760 A<t’duoi

3-4 LU’iifast

2

109

8

8

6

5*

3=

<7

Kummerl 1

AA’Ildulr, Padriac. Gloria Franee

43576 Belmont

51f st l:fl5Vsfast

y-2

HT

6

J

3

4=

3=

I*

Musg’ve (!

AVed.(7ake, Germa, MissJemiuiu

4."46;l Saratoga

55 f 1 :06%good 45

107

f.

6

6

41

1=5

W

Kel.say 7

Coii.stancy, M. Jemima, AV.Cake

43399 .Saratoga

65 f 1 :0503fast

9

112

13

10

10

8*

4=5 L

Fator 17

('onstaucy, AA'ed. Cake, Genua

4.3262 Saratoga

3-4 l:127iifast

23

112

6

7

7

35

w

Kelsay 10

Man 0’ War. Upset, BoniileMary

43194 Empire

5-8 l:04%hvy

6-5

112

4

3

4

1’

AV

Kelsay 7

Indiscretion, Mildred, M. Vivian

42.584 Belmont

45f st 63Vfcfast

10

112

1

4

4

2=

24

E

Taplin 12

AVildair. Uooilwhik. Pilgrim

'» J Rod’g'{zl2 Coiis.o’.Miue. LeP.alafre. Parable 44168 Jamaica

LUNETTA, b. f. 2

44344 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll*^.hvy

44249 Jamaica lm70yl:4.5'4sfast 100 10.5 10 11 11 10 9* 8*“ T Rowan 11 War Note, Stepson. Poiln

44ti63 .lamaica

44163 Jamaica lm70yl :47'islow 20

43985 Aq’duct
43775 Aq’duct
41935 Bowie
41405 F.G’nds
41.320 F.G’nda

1 l:4'>%fast 12 HO 8
3-4 l:13%fast 100 106 1 2
3-4 l:16“4good 170 108 13
5J f l:12’ihvy 7 116 7

5i f l:10Migood 60 115 7

8** M Rowan S Royallieu, Sir Grafton, SusanM. 4:18C4 Aq’duct

3-4 l:12*(s.slow 12

5- 8 1 :(X3Vr.faat 5

6- 8 1:00 fast 4.)
5-8 .59%good 8

5* f 1 :05%fast 10

18-5 115 3

12 90 6

5 109 6

4.) 104 4

8 105 6

10 H2 17

106

THIRD RACE— About 3-4 Mile,

ST, ISIDORE, oh. g, 6 114

41404 Empire Ab 3-4 LHVjhvy 11 5 113 7

42129 Ijex’ton 1 1:39 fa.st 3 108 6

419% Oakl’wn lni70y l:43'*f.fast 8-5 117 2

41797 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13*iifa8t 8-6 120 3

1 l:40%faat 7-20 116 1

41797 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:13*iifa8t 8-6 120 3
J9866 Aq’duct 11:3.8 faat 7 111 1

89707 Aq’duct 1 l:3S%fast 6 120 3

89658 Belmont 1 l:40%faat 7-20 116 1

SYCAMOOR. b. c. 4 1X4

4426.S Jamaica 1 1 :mrfast 1-2 118 4

4.’!2.54 Saratoga 3-4 l:12%fast 8 HO 1

42412 Jamaica 6J f 1:05 fast 30 103 5

42360 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast 60 lo6 2

38628 Belmont 3-4 at 1:13 good 8 132 3

:18C04 Belmont 1 1:41 hvy 16-5 108 1

38378 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46-)<ifa8t 4| 96 1

38269 Jamaica 3-4 l:124sfast 11-5 112 6

HO 8 8 9 10 10= 10'“ Q Preece 11 P. G. King. Courcelles, Huzzas 4:1518 Saratoga 5-8 .59%good 8 105 6

106 12 13 13 13' 12'« R Ball 14 WarSplrit, MissKniter, Hohokus 4.1.399 Saratoga 5* f 1 :05%fast 10 H2 17

108 13 13 13 13 13-’“ J Metcalf 13 R>yal Peter. Vigilante, Mohican CINDERELLA, br. f, 2 106

116 7 7 7 7 7»» M And’son 7 I.illian G.. Larl.it. Nelle Yorke 44:».'; .lamaica 3-4 3:14=4ifa.st 18-5 lo3 6

115 7 9 8 8* 8“ M And’s’iil2 Phantom Maid, Warldol. Lariat ti-p.i Jamaica 5-’. f 1 :07^ifa3t 1-3 112 5

4.3897 Aq’duct .5-8 1 :00-%good 7 II7 5
3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (July 22. 1918— 1:0741— 5— 128.) 4.3.570 Belmont 5Jf st 1 :06%fast 10 1<(7 3

* 43553 Saratoga 3-4 1 :12%fast 8 HO 1

114 By Isidor— Onaga (J. Fawcett). 13425 Saratoga 3-4 1 :14%.slow 6 115 6

113 7 7 3 3= 4“ E Haynes 7 RaekP.ay. ITicle’sLassie. Jyntee 43.321 Saratoga .1-4 1 :12%fa9t .30 119 6

108 6 2 2 2 Z’i 2’ S Wolst’m (> Diversion, llar.Kiiig, Freecutler STAR COURT ch c, 2 118

117 2 1 1 1 »« 3* O Warren C I n. Fire, Diversion, n.Williams 44273 Jamaica .5-8 l:00%fa.st 9-20 117 1

12<J 3 2 1 I'i 1' A Johnson K Pringhurst, Kiiina, Sir Oliver 42847 Aq’ducL 5-8 594tifaHt l-’l-lO 112 1

111 1 3 2 5 6' B'J O W'alls .S Rum*s, Assume, Reveler 437o6 Belmont 3-4 st l:llVifast 3-5 109 2

120 3 1 1 1 2i 7“3 G Walls 12 Hank O’Day, Reveler, Pledra 43591 Belmont 5-8 st 1:00 mud 1-2 lh9 1

116 1 1 1 1 I’i 1* G Walls 2 W’himsy 435(17 Saratoga 5-8 5,S%fast 4i 169 1

1X4 By Magellan- Statuette (L. Waterbury). .13165 . Saratoga 5i f 1 ;07%good 12-5 107 8

3-4 l:14%.slow 6
2-4 l:12%fast .30

BACK BAY, b. g, 11

120

44404 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%hvy

14-5

HI

4

1

44365 l-7mpire Ab 3-4 l:ll4smud

2

120

3

2

44:i04 .lamaica

3-4 1:13 fast

3

HT

3

3

44199 Jamaica

3-4 l:12%sIow

12

106

2

3

43938 Aq'duet

3-4 l:14’»sslow

18-5 115

2

3

43709 Belmont

3-4 l:15%slow

1-4

HO

2

2

43515 Saratoga

3-4 l:12%good

7

117

3

2

43443 Saratoga

3-4 l:14%mud

6

110

1

1

43371 Saratoga

3-4 l:14'£mud

8

108

6

3

43319 Saratoga

3-4 l:12*ifast

30

95 10

8

tDi.squalified.

SHERMAN A.,

, b. C, 3

5-8 l:01%slow

105

41661 O.akl’wn

10

106

5

15

40256 Pimlico

55 f 1:07 fast

14

110

2

1

40151 Empire

Ab3-4 l:09%fast 17-10

112

3

1

40127 Empire

55 f l;06Vsfast

1

112

1

1

39996 Jamaica

65 f l:07%fast

11-10 HO

1

1

39936 Jamaica

55 f l:06%fast

4

1075 6

1

39784 Aii’duct

5-8 59'iislop

8

106

2

1

TROPHY, ch.

0 , 4

114

44269 Jamaica

1 1-16 1 :47%fast

5

106

9

4 3

44117 Jamaica

ImTOyl :46%mud

15

110

6

5 5

44005 Aq’duct
4;i797 Aq’duct

65 f 1:19 fast

8

108

8

5

65 f l:19%fa.st

20

HO

4

3

43232 Empire Ab 3-4 1:09 fast

7

116

6

4

43213 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast

20

1G8 10

8

ADELE, br. f,

4

117

7’ 6“S R Hoffm’nl i Kings. Old Rosebud. Lileiillite ST. ALLAN,

ja 7V -w Knai)p 10 II. Grenade, Trophy, Pol.vineliuu 44408 Empire

IJ 1=1 J Rod’g’ez 7 Giieinnd, Toiubolo, Zdiitli 44323 .Jamaica

3i 4*i J Rod’g’ez 4 Eyelid, Bolster, Lady Dorothy 41271 Jamaica

4J 6® W Knapp 11 Ahadane, Nepperlian, R. Ensign 44221 .lamaic.a

By Rubicon— Genna (North Shore Stable). 43847 Aq’duct

44273 Jamaica

.5-8 i:00%fast

9-20

117

1

1

1

1= i"i=

r

F'li’tlier (!

42847 Au’diuL

5-8 59%fast 13-10

112

1

U

r,

l.A 1 =

r

F’b’ther !» ;

43706 Belmont 3-4 st l:liyifast

3-5

KKI

2

2

1

5= 5“

L

McAtee (5

43591 Belmont 5-

-8 st 1:00 mud

1-2

109

1

u

2

!• 1'

L

-Ml* A tee 7 ,

13567 Saratoga

5-8 5,S%fast

45

109

1

1

1

i^Tik

L

McAtee S) '

•i;;46."i Sar.atoga

r>5 f 1 :07%goo<i 12-5

107

8

»

7

7= 7=5

L

.McAtee t(

43289 Saratoga

6= f l:08%slow

2

115

4

2

2

1= ?=

( '

F’b’ther l.’J .

4.1291 Saratoga

55 f 1:08 mud

18-5

115

2

1

2

2> 5"

(7

F'b’ther 18

4.’’259 S.aratoga

55 f 1 :0€‘4faat

15

115

11

10

10

91 712

H

Myers 19

ST. ALLAN, b.

c. 2

116

By Bridge of Allan-

44408 Empire Ab 3 4 l:ll%hvy 13-5 119 3

44323 .Jamaica 5-8 1 :0l7(irast 1 115 4

41271 Jamaica 3-4 1 :12SfuBt 16-5 111 2

.1 Rod’g’ez 7 Ln.’s laissie.

1* 2* J Butwell 12 Manoevre. Poilu, Siest.a

1’ 1"* J Butwell 12 Gr. -Swell. Alvord, Tommywaac

3 3= J Rod’g'ez 3 Ultima Thule. Pickwick

St. Isidore 43.5.50 Saratoga

4.3113 Aq’duct
4.3001 Aq’duct
42906 Jamaica

1’ 2t*iT Rowan 12 N ’stick. T.F.M’M’hon, F.W’ters SISTER HELENE, ch. f, 2
2 2= H Myers 2 War Note 443BC Empire Ab 3-4 1:12 m

2| 18 H Myers 8 Valerie 'West. Abadane, Sedan 44248 Jamaica 5J f l:07%f(

1' 1* J Rod’g’ezl2 Vnl. West, St. Quentin, M.Ryng 441CS Jamaica 55fl:08Vt,sl

1' 2* J Rod’g’ezl2 The Desert, B. Hensley, M.Byng 44110 Jamaica 5i f l:08%n-

9’ 10’“ J Wesfiler 10 Assume, Out the Way, Mid. Sun 44068 Jamaica Bi f l:07%ff

43940 Aq’duct 6-8 l;01%s!

Ey Von Tromp— Genna (W. J. Riedel). 43757 Aq’duct

5-8 1 :01%fast

1

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3

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Fell. N Barrett (> Am. Ace, B.Ghoice, T.o’th’M’ing 43224 Empire

1 I’i 2’i F Rob’son 7 Cirrus. Chimney Swift. Ticklish 43189 Empire

5i f l:0S%fast 13-5 109 2
Bi f l:12%hvy 9-5 106 2

I'i 3* M Buxton 8 B’ustrade, Alphee, T’nderstorm IRISH DREAM, b. c, 2

1“ I’i L Ensor 4 Peter. Tippler, Osgood

1* 1= M Buxton !) War Zone, Wondermun, Sailor

1= 2’J M Buxton 9 Thistledon, Peter, Uu.’sLassie

44271 Jamaica
14167 Jamaica
44043 Jamaica

Ey Luke McLuke— Agnes Virginia (J. J. Hallen*

11 1“ C Kummep (’. Edwina, Br.GoId. He.id O. Heels

4‘ 5” F AVelner (i Ormoiida, Toto, .Mnsda

41 3=1 L Fator 7 l”typridd. He.adO. Heels, Betty.!.

2= 1’ L Fator (i M. Dancer. Weary, L. Brnminel

4.1 4= P Musg’vel2 Bn.sySlgnal. M.D’neer, H.nmK'all
17 16'“ A Schu’g’rl? Consfaney, Wed. Cake, derma
By Celt — Toots (W. R. Coe).

2’ 2i H Myers 9 Ranib. Rose, B.Gold, Tneinerator

5 5’3 H Myers .5 HeadO. Heels, Betty.!., Cle’patra

5 4’'2 C I'”b’ther ThelmaE.. TnilyRural, F. Flower

6= 6'= L Mc.Ntee (J Wedding Cake, Geruia. Homely

7' 7") (3 F’b’ther 8 Grayssiau. Kinnoiii, Sammy

3* 8'= O P’b’ther 8 Bl.izes. Cleopatra, Kiuiioul

4’ B=i G F’h’ther (I Gold.ltromn. Wiblair. K.’riirusb

By Star Shoot — Courtmaid (W. R. Coe).

1= jDk r p' b’ther (1 IraWilson, It.()..Might. Ballybell

11 1= (' F’b’tlier 9 St. Allan. Evergay, FlyiiigWitch

5= 5“ L Me 4 tee (5 Dr.Clark. Cle’patra. Capt.Aleock

1' 1' L -McAtee 7 51. Dancer. Thelm.-i E., l.s“G’rieux

1' L McAtee 9 Truly Rural, C.Hersliler, Genua

7= I'i L .McAtee 9 i(.:iiid( all. San. Beal. C.llersliler

1= ?- C F’b’ther l.’J End Man, P. 1‘eunant, Reirt*ater

2> 5" C F'b’ther 13 Blazes. Fraue Tireur. End Man

9’ 7'= H Myers 19 Evergay, Masked Diuicer, Blazes

By Bridge of Allan — St.Aelwena (North Shore Sth.)
31 2'i J Rod’g’e:i 4 Si*a Mint. Ira Wilson. Sagamon*

1“ 11 J Rod’g’tz 7 V. -(’Ii’rmin, T.W’oner. -Ar’stice

1’ 23 .J Butwell (! Pilgrim. HeadO. ll(*els. Sagamore

3'= 3'3 J Rod’g'ez (i Mas. Dancer, R.Roltin. ToaRooni

3i 2= T Rice 9 Star Court, Evergay, Fly. AVitcIi

6 6== T Rowan (1 Dominique. Cl’patra. C.Hershler

6’ 6'= L Stalker 9 King Tlirush, Evergay, Feodor

6’ 7’“ A Collins 9 B. Wrack, Light Wine, I. Wilson

4 4" Collins 4 M.o’War, OuWatcli. L.liruramel

By Jack Atkin — Helene (F. D. Weir).

2" 2’ P Weiner 3 Simideton. Eastern Glow

6’ 7’= J McCabe 9 I-onely, Indiscretion, incinerator

4“ 4“i H Ericks’n .5 Edwina, My Laddie, Ramb.Ilosp

2* 2=i J McCabe 10 Edith Jv., Foreolosure, Florsain

2’ 4=i J McCabe 6 Bright Gold, AVeary, Incinerator

3’ I’i J M(K3abe 9 B’ghttJold. GameChick, Betsiuda

9 8=i Is Fator 9 Krewer, End 5Iau, Sugarmint

2’ 2* A Schu’g’r 3 Shoal, Cormoran

1“ 1= L< McAtee 8 Cormoran, J. Bullant, St. Kevin

(( I’llgriiii. St. .Vllun, HeadO. Heels
."> David Ilaruni. AVeary, Sand Bed

Sketchy, BrightLights. RoiCraig 43894 Afi’duct

By Ballot — Miss Crittenden (H. B. Dailey).

4;i291 Saratoga 51 f 1:08 mud 3
4:1218 Empire 51 f l:07’,ifast 4

6= 7’i AV Taylor 9 Gex. Jack Mount. I*. G. King '"-I® Lnipire 5i l l:l'(

5* 6>» W Taylor (i P. Whack, S’ylaud, T.F.Al’M’hon Empire 0-8 1:00

2i 2“ W’ Taylor 11 RightAiigle, Jyntee, Housemaid MINUTE MAN. hr. c. 2

3} 3* L Fator 8 Arnold, Tenons Bou, Nightstick 44441 Empire Ab 3-4 1:11

6= 5=i J Pitz 11 AppleJacklL, Peasant, Billie B. 44384 Empire .5) f 1:08

44425 Emjiire Ab 3-4 1:12 slow 8-5 112 4

4.3343 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fasl & 115 &

43229 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 12-6 113 2

43213 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fa.st 4i 116 4

43157 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :10%fast 4| 107 1

43072 Aq’duct 3-4 l:12*-5fast 6 107 2

40189 Empire Ab3-4 l:l(l%fast 8 109 6

UNCLE’S LASSIE, ch. f. 3 107

4440-1 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll’.-;hvy 10 167 2

44161 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4S%slow 6 100 1

44120 Jamaica 3-4 103'Hmud 2 303 1

43735 Belmont 3-4 l:13%fast 9 1(>5 5

43703 Belmont Ci f l:20Vtfast 8 105 1

43167 Empire 1 1:42 good 8 106 4

43157 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10Vsfast 15 102 15

6= 5=i J Pitz 11 AppleJacklL, Peasant, Billie B

5’ 4* J Pitz 13 Ap.Jackll., Mahoiiy, Grimalkin

By Burgomaster — Elizabeth D. (Curb Stable).

Bou, Nightstick 44441 Empire Ab 3-4 l:llV£fast

’easant, Billie B. 44384 Empire .5) f 1:08 hvy

hoiiy. Grimalkin 42108 H.deG'ce 4) f 55%hvy

irb Stable). 415.38 F.G nds 1-2 48')fcfast

itkin. L’lnfirniier

( (inOn Sum K-i, I 41232 F.G nds f 41%fast

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2

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1* 1“ T Nolan 10 Mnrmite, D. Vandiver, KeenJune
14 1>* L McAtee 10 AVlilKpnorwill. Everest. G. King
By Uncle— Planutess (Cro'wn Stable),

2« 2‘ T Nolan 7 Rack Bay, Jyiitec, St. I.sldore

FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-ycar-olds and upward.
-117.)

7 Sagamore, Carnarvon, Damask

8 Roman}', End Man, Indiscretion
Moments (W. C, Clancy).

7 R.Duck. I.AVilson, ShillelagliH.
A'.-(’liairni’n, S. Clarence, Moroni

m 7 Krewer, C.theWay, MarviuMay
Handicap. (July 20, 1918 — 1:4244 —

KASHMIR, ch. c. 4

2 3= 0'“ J Zoeller .S Bar One. Hiiidoostan, War Note I'^o'pire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast la 114

1 2= 2= G AV Oar’llO Manoevre, G. -.Swell. .Asterisk f 49642 Belmont 1 l:40MituHi 6-5 111

5 58 7=J J Callahan 8 .A.GoOu. T.F. McMahon, A'ague 43552 Saratoga 1 l:39V4fast 16-5 106

43018 Aq’duot 1 1:.38 fast 11-5 102 6 3 2 2

42868 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast 20 S» 7 4 5

42524 Belmont 1 l;39%fast 2 K-li 3 1 1 1

42477 Belmont 7-8 l:28)islow 12-5 102 2 1 1

SIESTA, b. c, 3 110

44365 Empire Ab 3-4 l:llvt.mud C 1<WA 7 4 3

43943 Aq’duct 1 1:43 slow 9-10 115 4 11 1

43867 Aq’duct 3-4 l:1.3%fast H-10 115 7 9 6

43664 Belmont 3 4 at l:124ifast 20 115 1 1 1

38282 Jamaica 5-8 l;02’Afast 15 115 12 13 13 1

KARMITE, b. f. 3 110

43072 Aq’duct 3-4 1 :12Asfast 2 103 7 4 3

43027 Aq’duct 61fl:20%fast 3 KXl 17 3 6

42853 Jamaica 3-4 1 :13V4fast 6 100 4 3 3

42357 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%faat 6 106 6 4 4

42170 Lex' ton FC1:14 hvy 6-6 115 1 4 3

42022 Oakl'wn 3-4 1 :13ttfast 40 108 6 6 6

TING-A-LINO. ch. g. 6 114

44.36.'i Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%mud 15 H2 I>»ft at the
44304 .Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 5 113 5 8 7

43177 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :10Af,mud 10 111 2 — 6

43157 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :10’/ifast 5 109 2 8 8

430S4 Afi’iiuct 61 f l:lS“ifast 3 117 4 2 1

43072 Aq’duct
43027 Aq’duct
42853 Jamaica
42357 Jamaica
42170 Lex’ ton
42022 Oakl'wn

1 1 18 32 J Callahan 7 Alvord, M.Kruter, T.F. McMahon 13441 Saratoga 1 l:40Asmud 6

4 o B* C” E Ambr’se (! Alphee, Ormciida, Duchess lan-e 43334 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 8

13 12 12’ 11’“ H Myers 18 Adele, Ap.JacklL, A’alerieWest i <’’308 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 8

2 2 2* 4‘* H Myers 9 Alarehesa II., Ivry, Thistloduu j 4.3210 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :09%good 15

4 5 6= 6=i J Staplet’n 7 Out the IVuy, AVhimsy, Youneed ' RECOUNT b. o. 4

} } S Myers 9 War Zone, Orderly, l>ad/8Choi(‘e \ 44m Krapire lm70y l:47%hvy 7-K

1 1 1“ H M>ers j 8. Verdict. St.Quentio, Tuiitalus j 4-1218 Jamaica 1 1-16 l;46%fast 6-5

By Out of Reach — Napping (J. Butler). 44061 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46)ifast 9-5

4 3 A-' 4= (’ Kuninierl.’J Jliinoevri', Buck Bay, I’oilu 43941 Aq’duct 1 1:39 slow 4

1 1 1= 1= T Rico 8 C’rcelles, B.G.Kiiig,' R’ceptionll 43724 Belmont 1 1-16 l:44?1fa3t 41

9 6 5' 4“J T Rice 12 AVeeLuiise, Diff.Eyes, Sw.Tootli ■ 43625 Belmont 1 1-16 l:47%goo(i 6-6

1 1 2‘ 21 E Ambr’sel2 Avar Bond, Sam. Kelly, .Stepson i 43444 Saratoga 1 l:40%mud 3i

13 13 13 13=* A Schu’g’rl.3 Lad’s lajve. Daydue. IJuder Fire I 43375 Saratoga 1 1-8 l:54*fcmud 24

By Sweep — Henpeck (J. L. Price). I THISTLEDON, br. c, 3

4 3 2= 2“ Is McAtee D» Adele. Dot. Vandiver, Keen Jane 443S7 Empire 1 1-16 1 :511ihvy 1

3 C 21 3= L Fator 18 Val. AVest, Troidiy, Water AA’ar 41347 Empire ImTOy 1 :4(i-=shvy 10

43441 Saratoga 1 l:40Asmud 6 107.) 3

4:1334 Saratoga 1 1 :37%fast 8 107 11

4.'268 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 8 115 10

4.3210 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :09%good 15 114 9

RECOUNT, b. o. 4 U8

44406 Empire lm70y l:47%hvy 7-10 111 1
44218 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 6-5 103 1
44061 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46’.fefast 9-5 HI 1
43941 Aq’duct 1 1:39 slow 4 HI 2

43157 Empire Ab 3-4 1 :10’/ifast 5 169 2 8 8

430S4 Afi’iiuct 6J f l:lS“ifast 3 117 4 2 1

42953 A(|’duct 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 11-5 H6 12 3 2

42427 Jamaica 5J f 1 :07=tfast 9-5 H3i 2 2 1

42378 Jamaica 5J f 1:07 fast 4J 107 8 8 6

86407 Pimlico lm70y l:46M;fast 17 109 7 4 4 6

tDisqualified.

ASSIGN, b. g, 4 114

44048 H.deG’ce ImTOyl :46'^fast 19 110 7 7 8 9

4:1996 H.deG’ce 1 1-10 1 :47%good 32 115 1 5 f> 6

4:i918 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:51%slop 14-5 108 2 10 4 5

4.3905 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47=/bfast 8 107 1 6 3 4

42854 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:472ifa.st 23 HO 8 2 2 7

43803 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47=ifast Cf 110 1 4 3 3

43741 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:48%good 17f 112 6 4 6 10

43122 Lib’vllle 3-4 1:17 fast 6-5 117

PADDY, b. g, 4 114

44385 Empire 1 1-10 l:T>0%hvy 7 H3A 6 C 6 6

44365 Empire Ab 3-4 l:H%mud 8 115 8 7 9

By Star Shoot — Lady Vincent (W. C. Clancy).

Ihe post. T Nolan l.’J .MaiKH-vrc, Back Bay. Poiln

7 7- .5*“ (' F’b’th-T 12 Back Bay, Ground-Swell. Alvc

5 5' 4’ T Davies Id Osgood, Star Realm, Ballast

8 8= 8“3 AV Kelsay 1.8 Adele. Ap.Jackll., A'alerieAV*

1 1>» 2i“ J Lol’tus 1(> ll’semaid, TiF..AI’.ALihoii. Seda

2 Si 2= J Loftus 8 Ballast, Ivry, Tenons Bou

Doilv I 43845 A(i’uuct 7-S l:26%fast 4i 1(>6 4 2 2

Iwio 4.3T14 Belmont 1 1:40 slow 11-5 102 111
, 43625 Belmont 1 1-16 l:47%good 7 99 4 2 2

I,', PASTORAL SWAIN, b. c. 3 105

Alvord 1 41427 Empire ImTOy 1 :4CM;Slow 7-5 114 4 11

1st 44060 Jamaica ImTOy 1 :=3%fast 12 lo6 :i 3 3

ioWest 43027 Belmont 3-4 l:14y6good 7 107 6 6

Sedan 43516 Sarat’ga 1 3-16 1 :59)igood 15 99 2 4 4

J 43424 Saratoga 1 l:41%siow 16-5 103 2 3 2

lamena 43334 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast 12 112 10 6 3

114

H3.\ 6 C 6

115 8 7

1“ zr“ J i.Kjitus !(' H’semaid, TiF..AI’JI.ibon. Sedan 43516 Sarat ga 1 3-16 l :63VsBOon

Si 2= J Loftus 8 Ballast, Ivry, Tenons Bou 43424 .Saratoga 1 l:41%s’.ow

1“ 1“ W J O’B’ii 7 ()., Nephew, Toadstool, Piisamena 43334 Saratoga 1 l:37%fast

4* 2“ Q Preece 11 ElectedlL. UltraGoId, P’sameua Jamaica ImTOyl :44%fast

6* 6'“ M Buxton 7 Eagle, I’olronia, I’eep Sight 42641 Belmont 1 1-16 l:44Vfefast

ALBERT A., br. g. 4 117

By Superman — Award (A. C, Niehaus). 44447 Empire 1 1 16 1 :47%fast 13-5 107 2

9“ O'® 11 Casslty 10 ILiiidfiill. P. to Point. Tie I’in 44367 Empire 1 1-4 2:12%mud S Kte 1

6 6'* J Metcjvlf 10 T.Belg’uir., P.etsy, kimpaleiig 44347 Empire ImTOy l:46%slop

9’ 10'“ E Siinde l(i S. Liglit III.. Ronleo, EarlySiglit 44324 Jamaica lni70yl:44%fast

S* 3“1 K Sande 14 T.Rel’nIL, F. Monroe, S.AV..I’sou 44270 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:06'A.fast

109 By Delhi — Gingham (J. J. Hallenbcck).

114 C 7 7 C’ 6= T Nolan 7 Miis<l:i, Arnold, Enfilade

111 3 .3 4 4 4 4‘J P Musg’ve 4 B’desman, Q’tloniiaire. C.Sw’per

106 3 4 4 3 2’1 2’ C Kammer 8 Mid. Sun, Rifle, Rullymoonej

107.J 3 5 5 6 6= 7’* E Sande 9 Over Tliere, Recount, Crank

107 11 7 8 8 4= S=i P Musg’vel4 AVar Zone, Elmeiuiorf, J. Stuart

115 10 8 7 Gi 5“i T Davies l.'i Routledge, Startling, L’Erraiit

114 9 8 7 6= 4“i T Davies 10 Startling, Quietude. Ticklish

118 By Rallut — Censure (A. Miller).

111 1 3 2 2 1= 11 C Kummer 4 AVoodfrap, Grundy, Koh-i-Noor

103 1 1 2 2 2 2* H Myers 2 Lady Gertrude

HI 1 4 3 3 3= 4«1 C Kummer « Albert A., AVhimsy, Tetley

HI 2 3 3 3 3* 2’i L Ensor 4 I’ickwick, Ar. Go On, Keen Jana

102 1 4 4 4 4 4= L McAtee 4 .Tack Stuart. Royce Ruols, Spur

110 3 11 1 li 2= L Fator 5 Ivry, Thistledon, Ticket

102 6 2 2 2 2= 2“ L Fator 9 Over There, Crank, Rose d’Or

113 4 2 2 2 2“ 2’* A Schu’g’r 9 Hauberk. Basillus. Warsaw

110 By Olambala — Madchen (R. T. Wilson).

116 2 2 2 1 1' 1' J Butwell 8 Blairgowrie, Daydue

102 12 1 1 1= G W Car’l U Cryst. Ford, S.Verdiet, ARjertA.

loS 5 5 6 6 6 6'= L Ensor (’• AIl>ert A., Wliimsy, Tetley

Kill 2 3 4 3 31 2' H Slyers 4 Tenons Bon, Panamnii, Tetley

K>6 4 2 2 2 2“ 4’ H Myers r> AVar .Spirit, Youueed, Tetley

102 111 1 2= 2* H Myers 5 (’.Sweeper, W.JIachiiie, Claquet

99 4 2 2 3 31 3“ J Pierce Ivry, Recount, Ticket

105 By Colin — EieganiM (The Beach Stable).

114 4 11 1 16 2=1 J Butwell 4 Drummond, I’oultney, Cromwi'Il

106 :i 3 3 3 3= 3'" L Fator 4 K. Plaudit, Over There, A’eterau

107 6 6 6 7 6= II Ericks’n 7 AV.M.irvel, AVarDrive, Lead. Star

99 2 4 4 3 36 4=1 H Ericks’n (’> Piireliase, Tetley, Hannibal

103 2 3 2 2 2’“ 2» C Rob’son 4 Ov. riiere, Mor.Elder, Crys.Ford

112 10 6 3 3 51 10'® J Metcalf 14 War Zone, Eimeiidorf, Kashmir

107 2 2 2 2 l"k 1“6 L Lyke (i Crys.Ford, Blairgowrie, Ceramic

97 2 3 4 4 2= 21 J Wessler 4 T.LaMort. CamouUeur, Chasseur

117 By Ballot— Clara J. (R. Cook).

107 2 4 3 3 2’ 168 T Rowan 7 G. -.Swell. r.Roii. SnapdragouII.

Kte 1 3 3 2 26 3'3 T Rowan 4 S’drngonll., A\”dtrap, Pananiua

1111 5 3 3 4 4“ 4“1 J Butwell (i Crys.Ford, Thistledon, S.A’erdlct

125 4 1 2 2 2* "6 T Rowan 4 WoiMltrap, Peer. One. AV.JIachiue

114 2 2 1 1 1= 11 T Rowan (1 W’dtrap, S’pd’gonll., AV.AI’ehlne

111 3 2 2 1 1“ 1= T Rowan .5 Tenons Bon, Monomoy, AVhimsy

106 6 2 2 1 16 16 T Rowan (> AA'himsy, Tetley, Recount

103 7 7 6 2 26 3’i T Rowan 9 I’auaman, Thunderstorm, Turf

111 5 5 5 4 4“ 4== T Rowan 5 Arrah Go On, Ten. Bon, Panaman

8-5 1111
8-6 125

125 4 1 2
114 2 2 1

16 16 T Rowan
26 3’i T Rowan
4“ 4== T Rowan

44217 Jamaica

3-4 1:15 fast 11-5 113 3

By Irish Lad — Minthcria (F. E Brown).

6 6=' T Davies (i B. Roberts. Johnl.D.-iy. Pad

5= 7" T Davies l.H MaiuH vre. Back Ba.v) Poilu

43232 Empire Ab 3-4 1:09 fast 7 112 4

4.3133 Aii’duct 1 l:42=islop 41 108 5

43027 Aq’duct 61 f 1 :20Vsfast 3 113 7

42896 J.amalca ImTOyl :47Mimud 30 HI —
427-r2 Belmont 61 f l:19Vsfast 8 112 3

EARNEST, h. g, 3 113

41864 Havana 51 f l:07L.fast 2 106 1

41811 Havana 3-4 l:13*sfast 3i 109 1

41731 Havana 3-4 1 :13V5fast 3 101 1

41690 Havana 51 f l:0'j)sfast 3 103 3

41652 Havana 3-4 1:13 fast 8 103 4

41615 Havana 51 f l:07*5fast 7 102 2

<1387 Havana 51 f l:07%fast 4 108 5

413ro Havana 51 f 1:09 good 8 109 1

41339 Havana 54 t 1:13 hv}' 3 102 1

LIBERTY STAR. ch. g, 4 109

41995 Oakl’wn 3-4 1 :14'7ifast 15 105 8

■nx3f> Oakl’wn ll:42%fast 3 104 4

41752 Oakl’wn ImTOy 1:46 alow 15 102 2

41694 Oakl’wn 51 f 1:08 fa.st 5 106 3

41659 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:10%slow 7 116 6

41465 F.G’nds ImTOy l:52%hvy 8-6 112 6

41298 F.G’iuls ImTOy l:45%fast "25 103 6

41040 P.G’nda ImTOy l:47%slow 60 100 2

40941 F.G’nda 1 l:43%s'ow 30 105 1

40WI5 .lef’son 3-4 1:16 good 11-5 105 4

40585 Jef’son 3-4 1:17 good 8 HI 4

TAN II.. ch. g. 4 114

41269 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47“(-.fast 15 106 8

42083 IJ.deO’ce ImTOyl :46’7zfHSt 39-10 112 7
42041 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:17 slop 4:(-10 113 6
41S49 Bowie 6i f 1 :22 fast 4-5 112 2

415X5 .Tefson 3-1 I'.lG^Jslow 6 115 5

V- \\ Salvatelle 4.3755 Aq’du

i'i il C F b ther 11 AppIeJ.acklT.. Peasant. BillleB. 43144 Einpir

ri iaii 7 Poacher la vour. Glory Belle 43114 Aq’dm

S ^arren 18 Valerie AAest, Trophy, Marmlte 43075 Aq’dm

1 . ^.orren 5 Udcullite. Crlm|H>r. Thunderclap 42939 Aq’du

3= oi G AAarren 8 O.theWay, K.Bright, S.Verdiet ppnvx»T'T

By Handsel — Santa Lucia (F. D. Weir). 444->7 Emnli

gj ^ I •''■j',’"- Ragdadine 44,328 Jamai

^ * TT J^^u**^^** ^ Avion, Inm Hnv 44H14 H deG

i n o ,Kin>I'’I=>HS. Bus.Clark 43917 HaleG

il I-"’” k’l'vanim, Fuslian 43871 H.deG

il ii L’kaw’iiua, SPricorde 42763 H.deG

.' 1.1 T hurber 9 Bloiidel. Fustian. Ainhas’dorlll. 43741 H <(<>(:

43.844 Aq’duct 3-4 l:12'18fast 10
4.3755 Aq’duct 65 f l:18%fast 25
43144 Empire 1 1-8 l:5l4sfast 15
43114 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1:45 fast 8
43075 Aq’duct 1 1-8 l:50%fast 6
42939 Aq’duct 1 l:3S%fast 4
CROM'WELL, blk. g. 3
44427 Empire IrnTO}’ l:46MiSlow 10
44,328 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast 12
44014 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:ll%f.-..st 74

100 1 5
H9 4 3

? i Dreyer 10 AAey.Girl, L’kaw’nua. Ex’mpted

I'i 15 J Dreyer 9 Caballo, Miss Procter. Corson

l“6 11 J Dreyer 8 I’r. Direct. Minnie H.. Ranker

7 7= 7" G Moles’th 9 Oboliis, IJaby Lynch. I’addy Dear

4 2= 25 A JohnsonlO ll.C.Rasch. Capt. Hodge, Breeaj

4 25 2* O AVatson 8 Sabretash, MissSteriiug, Pulaski

8ALVESTEA, b. f, 4 116 By ’Watervale— Nikita (J. J. HaUenbeck).

Pad. Dear 43899 Aq’duct 5-8 59%good 5 115 7 7 6 6= 4= T Rice 7 Ima r rank. Pig. Wing, ElfinQu’n

oilu 43.844 Aq’duct 3-4 l:1218fast 10 122 4 4 4 26 4'1 T Rice 9 Fruit Cake, The Rov, Routledge

ialvatelle 4.3755 Aq’duct 65 f l:18%fast 25 106 6 11 10 10« 10" H Ericks’nl.S F’ryWand. C.Tassel, Hollister

Billie B. 43144 Empire 1 1-8 l:5l4sfast 15 10<) 1 5 5 5 5 4*i J Callahan i> Lntiius, Be Frank, Spur

1 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1:45 fast 8 H9 4 3 4 6 4= 4“i T Rice 8 Milkmaid, Columbine, Rose d’Or

> Aq’duct 1 1-8 l:50%fast 6 100 2 1 3 5 5 5" H Ericks’n T. La Mort, Laiiius, Hollister

I Aq’duct 1 l:3S%fast 4 126 1 4 4 4 3'J 3=5 T Davies (> Ophelia, Fairy Waud, Rose d’Or

IM'WELL, blk. g, 3 96 By Plaudit— Affect (J. L. Donahay).

I Empire IrnTO}’ l:46MiSlow 10 HI 2 4 4 4 4 4=’-’ M Mount’n 4 Drummond, i'as. Swain. Pmiltiiey

8 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast 12 101 7 8 8 7= 6'J H Ericks’n 8 Flags, .Arnold, Old Rosebud

I H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :ll=if.->.st 74 94 7 5 7 7= 4=J F C’ltlleUl 9 Billy Kelly, Bill .AleCloy. Crank

I H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13V6slop 33 93 4 3 5 5 5“5 F C’ltilotti .5 Crunk. B. Kelly, Tip. AVitchet

I H.deG’ce 3-4 l;ll%f.^.st 12Cf 96 2 5 4 5= 4=5 J Sullivan 11 .Alid. Sun. Crank. The Porter

J H.deG’ce 3-4 l:13=5fnst 7 116 2 4 3 5“* 5=i| A Schu’g’r14 Duchess Lace. Celto. Joyful

1 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :12A8goo(i 109 98 8 6 7 S' 8“j J Sullivan 10 Boniface, AV.JIarvel, Quietude

5 Saratoga 3-4 l:10%fast 30 106 3 3 3 36 4“5 A .Schu’g’r (t Lion d’Or. Rupidlhiy, Thistledon

1 Saratoga 3-4 l:12%fast 30 in-5 8 9 9 10 9" J Sullivan 10 Assume, Out theWay. Mid.Snu

i Empire ,Ab 3-4 l:10%fast 7-5 1(18 2 1 1 1* 1= A Schu’g’rll Gi>ldvul<‘, Piuard, T.F. McMahon

R MACHINE, b. c, 4 105 By Uncle — Frinceza Oma (F. D. Weir).

1 Jamaica ImTOyl :44%fast 13-5 114 2 4 4 4 4 4’= .1 McC.abo 4 AVomItrap, AlhertA.. PeerlessOne

9 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:06Mifast 45 109 6 6 6 6 5= 4‘= J McCabe (i .Alhert.V., Woodtrap, S’dragonll.

2 Aq'duet 1 l:39?8fast 8 112 3 2 2 2 2“ 2* J McCabe 5 Jock Scot, Fell Swoop, S. Realm

6 Aq’duct 1 5-16 2:14%fast 17-10 1095 2 4 4 2 2= 2= J McCabe .A Claipier, Snupdrugou II. . Ivry

4 Belmont 1 1:40 slow 3 1075 2 3 3 4 4' 3=5 J McCabe .5 C. Sweeper, Thistledon, Cla<iuer

2 Saratoga 1 l;39Viifast 12 110 8 8 8 7 6“ 6" J McCabe 8 Midnight Sun, Kashmir, Rifle

4 Saratoga 1 l:37)ifast 12 lOS 1 10 10 9 9= 6*5 'f Nolan 14 AVar Zone, Eimeiidorf, Kualmiir

SIXTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (July 11, 1914 — 1:44% — 6 — 121.)

43917 H.deG'ce
43871 H.deG’ce
43763 H.deG’ce
43744 H.deG’ce
43:>33 Saratoga
4:i;!19 Saratoga

3-4 l:13V6slop 33 93 4

3-4 l;ll%f.^.st 12Cf 96 2
3-4 l:13S!;fnst 7 116 2

3-4 l:12%goo»i 109 98 8

3-4 1:10%fast 30 106 3

3-4 l:12%fast 30 K>5 8

432.52 Empire .Ab 3-4 l:10%fast 7-5 1(18 2

By Rock Sand — Tanya (H. Roseacher). i in

9 8" I l-Io.Cir’p.. ft C..V \i, I. C. T.-. 4440<> Empire ImiOy 1 :47®=hvy 10 107

4= I- AV ^RotCs^nli Ib D^eee 44307 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :47%rast 10 118

.. *vOf s niu 1(4 ra(litni> tiuitu, A 4 '>**n Totrkoir=ti i

t NV Uob s*n Atnm'knssin. Sibola, Miss Hryu IItTo i^i T 1111

25 1* A\' Rob’s’nlO Iloudiiii, Sibola. Roederer 5 2 fasi I 1 ",*

6= 1“ AV Rob’s’n 9 .Sia-e.lsier. l-adiia. Lariat

5! 8 Bet.sy, Oiiioiid. Clare BfHithe il i -wstL J

42041 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:17 slop 4:(-l
41S49 Bowie 65 f 1 :22 fast 4-1
41585 .Tefson 3-1 1:16 %bIow 6

41379 F.G’nda 1 l:45%hvy 7-10 114 6 6 6

40832 F.O’nfls 65 f 1:07 fast 100 Ki4 11

40301 Pimlico 3-4 1:14 fast 10 114 11

SUNROSE, b. f, 4,

34206 Aq’duct .5-8 1 :01%fast 6-1

31068 Aq’duct 5-8 l:02=is!op 18-

33450 Belmont 5-8 st l:00%fast 8-1

URANIUM, ch. g. 4 (M)

44424 Empire ImTO}' l:48%slow 10
41619 Jef son :!-4 1:16 fast 6

8 l:02=is!op 18-5 103 —
it l:00%fast 8-5 94 1

4 (M) 114

44118 Jamaica 1 1-lC l:48%mud 11-5 1115 4 1

9 9 66 6*^ L Stalker 12 Korbi.v, Assume, Bon Tromp J“Ja8 Aq duct

U 13 13= 13=' W Rob’s’nla Geo. Clark. Cous. o’ Mine, I’azib HINDOOSTAb

By Astronomer— Genesta (R. T. Wilton).

111^ M Ruxton 11 Juno liuu. G.W.Avory, Toor Joe TjTr- t*

- 1 1= 26 J McTag’t 10 L.L’gfellow. Fristilla, June Bug ionmic'a

2 3 3'5 o J T Hunt .5. Gr’iiGoid. .Amackassiu, Anncheii

1-I042 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:06%fast 5
14005 Aq’duct 65 f 1:19 fast 15
43958 Aq’duct 7-8 l:27%fast 12
HINDOOSTAN, ch. g, 3

1 1-16 1:51 hvy 13-10 107

41619 Jef son
41585 Jef son
41480 F.G’nds 5i f l:08'r.hvy 20
34048 Aq’duct 5-8 l:01%fiist 30
32952 Jamaica 6-8 1 :01%fast :t0
DAHINDA. b. f. 3
44407 Emiiire lm70y 1:49 livy 20
44249 Jamaica linTOyl :4.54sfast 50
43987 Aq'iluct 1 1:4(1 last 30

43756 Aq’duct ll:40'4fast 20

43514 Saratoga 1 l:39%good 20
43443 Saratoga 3-4 l:14%mud 50
43252 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10%tast 50
43*209 Empire ImTOy l:46%good 30
4?2(6 Em|>lre ImTOy 1:48 slow 7
421S4 Empire 1 l:46%mud 40

3 4 l:16%slow 9-5 110 8

Bv Astronomer — Mary Greenwood (L. Laughlin).

85 6’“ J Frach 12 .Soiis.o’Miiie, LeBal.ifre, I’arablo
9‘ S’* .S AVolsf m 1(1 Plureeii, Speedr.ler, Notate
6'5 6'= () I’reece 9 Tan IL. Speedstf r, I’adua
(j (j‘“ D Conn’lly (> .Ariie.Millcr, .As.sume, B.Siiariiioii

6 6*1 K Uob’son (! S. Spangled. Cor.Vflon. I'liiHtilhi

7 7" F Rob’son S Primes, Gyi», Bright .Aiig*-!

By Rockton — Oriska (C. Cline).

2* 3* F AVelner 7 Asterisk, Unibala. Keen Jane
•51 7-'" J Rod’g’ezll War Note, Stepson, Poilu
4'* 4'J L Fator .5 A\ce Louise, Damans, Si\nl>eria
6’ 7-’’ R Ball 7 Gex. P. G. King, Sulvatelle

, 44216 Janiaic,a linTOyl :45%fasl 7

oor Joe 44164 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4S%slow 12

!iiie Bug 44120 Jamaica 3-4 1:13%mud 10

tnncheii Aq’duet 3-4 l:14%slow 15 108 3

lin). 12437 Jamaica 3-4 l:16’4slop 4 110 7

'arable 11787 Oakl’wn 3-4 l:14%fast 6 108 6

e 11761 Oakl’wn 65 f l:10%hvy 8 107 6

a (1718 Oakl’wn 65 t l:08%fast 7 109 5

iiariiioii 416.0 Oakl’wii 3-4 l:14%fast 11-6 106 4

atilla 40978 F.G’nds 65 f 1:07 fast 12 107 12

■1 10905 F.G’nda 65 f l:H%mud 5 110 5

40624 Jef’son 65 f l:13%hvy 6 108 6

BELLE ROBERTS, ch. f, 4 107

44385 Empire 1 1-16 l:5()%hvy 6-5 lu8

2 3 4' 6'* H Ericks’n 9 Sim.Illll, S.AV.J ’nson, AA’at.W

12 12 12 11 = = T Nolan 12 BackUay, Vnl. AVest. St.ijneut

9 10 105 10'= E DeMnyoll Crfiinwell, Goldvale. Pinurd

5 9 8* 8== S Sn’dman 9 Mlllrace, Pledra, Uotta’s Best

i\nl>eria t4;i4S Empire 1 1-16 1:49 hvy 15 1(«( 5

telle 44262 Jamaica 11-16 1:48 fast 11-5 103 2

fat. Wax 44217 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 12-.5 110 4

Qneutln 439J8 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%s!ow 15 109 4

ird 43797 .Aq’duct 65 f l:19'4ifaBt 20 106 8

41664 Havana 1 1-16 1 :46%fast 8-5 110 4 3 5

t! f!* « Albert A., Ellison, Nan. Flack 44521 Havana ll:;«-\fast 7-6 112

6* 6‘* H Ericks n < trugtown, Daydue, Albert A. 41450 Havana 1 1-8 l;51%fa8t 6 112

By Roquelaure — Prude (E. J. McGraw),

4 4 3= 3*3 J Rcd’g'ez 4 Rectaiut. AA’oodtrap. Koli-i-Noor

5 4 3’ 3=i J Kod'g’ez a PaddyAVhack. Ten. Boil, S. Realm

3 5 5= 5’“ C Kummer (> AVoodtrap, Sasiii. Ruckpurt

1 2 3'“ 3= T Davies 4 Sna|Hlragun II., Paiiaiiiaii, Ivry

1 1 1“ 1= L Ensor 0 Gex. John I. Day, Kilkenny

9 11 8‘ 9’“ R Trolse 11 Right -Angle. Trophy, Jyntee

8 7 7= 6*1 L Fator 9 P’liamaii, T’nderstorm, AlhertA.

By Key Hlndoo-rOracious Dame (E. Peters).

1 1 2= 2* M Buxton (i Lucius. Monomoy, Kllkeiin.v

1 1 1’ 1= M Buxton 9 Dr;ig. Rock. Perseus, J. O’Dowd

3 3 2’ 2’ H Ericks’n S Biir One, AVar Note, Don Dodge

8 8 6' 5” T Davies 10 Manoevre. i:n. laissie. G. -Swell

11 9 8= 8“ C KummetT2 Nightstick, B.Bay. T.F.M’M’hon

5 4 35 4=5 K Haynes 1 4 Tojidstool, Ap. AVlske, Un. Child

6 5 8 8’= M Garner 8 Cucainbo, C. Gallant, Tantalun

6 6 3'5 1“ M Garner 7 Poveriim, Verity, Effle Randall

3 3 6= 7’“ C O’Mah’ylO Miss Orb, Mllda, Byrne

4 4 4= 4“ N Barrett S BonOtls, S.W.Johnson, H.Mabel

12 L: 12 12'* M Buxton 12 Bagpipe, Mnrmite, Iwin

7 6 65 5=1 A Johnsonl2 M’icurist, S.C. Keener, T’mbeola

4 2 4‘5 4'= L Ensor 8 Salgeorge, C.IIolters, W.Willoi»

By Master Robeif — Chestnut Belle (W. J. Riedel).
1 1 1' 13 ■! Connors (i .loliiil. Day, Pad. Dear, DouDodgi*

111= 2^ J McCabe 9 .lackMount. UarOne. DuiidyDude
3 3 4' 3= Q Preece (> Bar One. PadilyDeiir, LadyWard

6 5 3= 5* J McCabe 11 Paddy, Tommywaac, F. Waters

5 3 65 7" J McCabe 12 Niglitstick. B.Bay, T.F.M’M’hon

7 7 7= 7'= E Ainbr’se 8 Arnold. Tenons Bon, Trophy

5 6 7 7*5 H Thurber 7 Wise Man, Hociilr, Sasin

6 7 7'“ 7" H Thurber 8 Smart Mf.ney, Hocnlr, Tetley

12 2* 3=5 W Kelsay 8 Bur.Shuuuou, Orestes, Zululud

8

DAILY RACING FORJI

Sunday, October 19, 1919

SRAOON BOCK. br. g, 4

14325 Jamaica 1 1-4 2:08%fast 13-10
44216 Jamaica lm"Oyl:45Mifast 4J
440;:9 Jamaica lm"0vl:4.'> fast 20
43816 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l;46%fast 30
43091 Aq’duct 11-8 1:53 fast 15
43044 Aq’duct 1 l;39%fast 15
42879 Jamaica lm70yl:4j%fast 30
42841 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4S%fa8t 20
OBDEKLY, b. g. 6
44039 Jamaica lm70j-l:45 fast 8
43896 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:47%BOod 6
43816 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:46%fast 16
48759 Aq’duct 1 1:39 fast 40

43643 Belmont 1 l:40%fast 3J
43137 Aq’duct 1 5-16 2:15Hgood 10
OOLDCBEST BOY, br. g, 7
44140 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:48-iihvy 12
40942 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:ll%slow 10
40917 F.G’nds 1 1-10 1:56 hvy 11-10
40.S76 F.G’nda 1 1-S 2:01 hvy 4
40836 F.G’nds lm70y l:48%mud 8
40.Y.:’. Bowie 1 1-4 2:13 slow 11
40.539 Bowie 1 1-16 1:54 hvy 23-5
40500 Bowie 1 1-8 1:58 fast 23
404,39 Bowie 1 1-4 2:13’Afa8t 6
40398 Bowie 1 1-10 l:53%hvy 10
KEEN 7ANE, b. f. 8
44407 Empire lm70y 1:49 hvy 12-5
44308 Empire 1 1-16 l:514smud 8

44200 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47=Sislow 5

44059 Jamaica lm70yl:44%fast 15
43941 Aq’duct 1 1:39 slow 100

437.59 A<i’duct 1 1:39 fast 100

43495 Saratotra 1 l:38%fast 12
43413 Baratoga 1 1 :43Vimud ‘:’0
43332 Saratoga 1 l:37y5fast 30
CHIEF, ch. s, 4

44201 J.-iniaica .3-4 1:1.5 slow 3-2
440.S3 Jamaic.-i 3-i l:14'5mud 7
43799 Aq'duct 1 1 :40-ifast 10
JACK O’DOWD. br. g, 6

110

10.3 3 4 4
111 4 2 2

105 123
108 8 11 11

101 6 7 5
113 3 8 4

106 8 8 8

106 9 9 8
116

105 3 1 1
109 2 3 5
111 3 3 3

113 5 9 9

114 3 3 3

109 1 1 1

110

110 3 6 7

107 5 3 4
113 1 3 3

108 4 1 1

115 4 4 6

102 3 2 1

111 5 2 2
in 3 3 2

106 3 4 5

105 5 3 3

109* 4 3 .3
104 4 3 2
104 1 3 3
104 6 6 6
108 4 4 4
98 9 8 8

101 10 9 4
98 5 6 2
98 6 9 11

115

118 6 7

1 15 4 2

106 8 7 6

102

44.32.7 .lamaica

1 1-4 2:0,S%fast

6

102

r,

.3

3

4

5®

5'® H

Myer.s 6

44.;05 .lainaiea

1 1-16 l:47%fa.st

15

92

7

:i

2

2

3*

3=3 E

Weiner 7

44216 .Jamaica

ImTOyl :45%fast

45

1025 9

6

3

3

4*

4** II

Myers 9

44140 Jamaica

1 1-16 l:48%hvy

8

1015 6

2

2

2

2®

2* H

Myers S

44039 .Jamaica

ImTOyl ;45 fast

30

100

9

7

7

7

9*

9*» A

Tryon 11

4.3039 J>atonia

1 1-16 1 :45%f ast

18

108

4

4

3

4

61

9*1 W

Riden’r 12

42994 I.atonia

3-4 l:13%fast

8

110

6

4

5

B'i 3*5 C

Rob’sonl2

42049 Oukl’wn

ImJOyl :46%f ast

6-5

105

3

4

3

2

02

2nk C

Rob’son 6

PADDY, b. g,

4

115

3y Irish Lad — Mint

443S.7 Empire

1 1-16 1 :.'’-0%hvv

7

1135 6

6

6

6

6

6’® T

Davies 6

4436.7 Empire ,

Ab 3-4 l:ll%mud

8

115

8

7

9

5*

7‘* T

Davies l:t

44217 .Jamaica

3-1 1:1.7 fast

11-5 113

3

3

3

2*

lb C

K’ammcrll

43232 Empire .

Ab 3-4 1:09 fast

7

112

4

6

4

4=

4* C

F'b’ther 112

431;j.3 Aq’duct

1 l:42%slop

45

108

5

5

rj

4

4*

3* G Apel 7

4.3027 Aq’duct

65 f l:20Vifast

3

113

7

10

55

8*5 G

YVarren IS

42S96 Jamaica

ImTOyl :47*,imud

30

111

—

—

—

—

—

4** G

Warren .5

42722 Belmont

65 f l:19'/5fast

S

112

3

3

3

3*

35 G

Warren 8

By Trap Bock — Consuelo II. (T. J. Carroll).

oi 2* T Rowan 0 IVarNote, DonDodge, LadyWard

2’ 2’ J McCabe i» liindoostan, I’ersons. 4. O’Dowd

2' 2' L Ensor 11 Orderly, Niglitstick, Bar One

11 11*’ E Ambrsell Dr. Rae, Fred, tlie Great, Goaler

7* 7'* S ’VN’lda 10 L. Herbert, P. Butterfly, M.Bryn

8* 8'* R McCr’nnlS Tantalus, John I. Day. Goldvale

7* 8’* Q Preece 10 Ivry. Sol.deVerdiin. T.Rousseau

9* 7'® J Staplet’nlO Q. of the Sea, Zenith, King John

By Broomstick — Sweepaway (J, Byer).

1* 1* G W Car’Ill Dr’gonRock. Nightstick, BarOne

3* 3’J G W’ Car’l 9 Jliss Bryn, PeerlessOne, Graphic

6* 6“4 G W Car’Ill llr.Rae, Fred, the Great, Goaler

9 9** G W Car’l 9 Whimsy, Chasseur. Tenons Bon

3» 3* G AY Car’l 4 DolefuJ. T.F.McM.nhon. L. Ward

I'J 2* J AVessler 9 Sasin, PoorButterfly, G.M. Miller

By Plaudit — Polly Prim (G. B. Wagnon).

7* 7''* J Connors 8 Koli-l-N'oor. Jack O’Dowd, Hope
6i 6‘* S Sn’dman 8 King Neptune, AV’.Tterproof. Pit

6>> 6'® F Smith 9 Mary II., Aztec, Scrap. Stalwart

1* li F Smith 6 Willdo, Bogart, Kebo

3J 4’J T Par’ton 8 Daedalus. Parrish, Benefactor

2‘i 2* C Rob’son 5 Kebo, Sis.Kir.blein, I*, and Call*

1* 1“* C Rob’son 8 W.Bedotte, Koun.Fay, Bar Coy

2* 3'^ C Rob'sonl2 Crumpsall, Foun.Fay. Fairly
6* 4“J S Sn’dman 0 P. and Calls, Fount.Fay, Piedra

1* 1* S Sn’dman 7 Ind. Chant, Kebo, KingNeptuuo

By Javelin — Plain Jane (Sylvester Stable).

4* 4® C Kummer 7 Asterisk, i;inl)ala. Daliinda

3* 3“J H Myers 7 Zinnia, Koli-i-Noor, Miss Orb

2‘ 2’ Q Preece .A Favour, Kilkenny, Little Nearer

5* 4” Q I^eeee 7 M.Kniter, K.-i-Noor, MaryBelle

4 4'* C Kummer 4 Pickwick, Recount. Arrah Go On

6J 6®i .1 Pierce 9 Whimsy, Chasseur, 'Tenons Bon
5‘ 6‘ H Ericks’nl4 Mary Belle, Dimitri, AV’aterWar
6* 6** H Ericks'nlO Poacher, Capt. Hodge, Starter

12 12*® J Callahan 12 Hauberk. Ballast. Tailor Maid
^By Ballot — Ormondine (M. J. Mimphy).

3* 2'J (3 Kunimcrl2 Poilu, Huzzas. Stepson
li C Ivummcrl2 Joe Joe, Sammy Kelly, Sns:inir.
3A 4®4 C Kummer latholick, P. G. King, Wilfrcda
By Peter Pan-^Lauretta Burke (J. B. McKee).

GLEIFNEB, b. g. 6

44428 Empire 1 1-10 1:48 slow 10

44:18.8 Empire 1 1-16 1 :51 hvy 15

44268 Jamaica 3-4 l:14t^fast 6

43816 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:46%fast 12

4362.3 Belmont 1 1 :42%good 12-5

4362.3 Belmont 1 1 :42%good 12-5 113 5 4 4

4.3.5.87 Belmont 6i f 1:23 mud 9-5 115 4 5

43461 Sar.-itoga 1 l:40%good 18-6 107 4 4 3

43413 Saratoga 1 l:4.3Mimud 8 110 4 3 4

TOM McTACGART, b. h. 5 107

40300 Pimlico 11:40 fast 15 110 12 3

49140 Empire ImTOy l:43®ifast 1-2 112 3 3 3

40071 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 9 111 7 4 4

aiSSG Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:47%slop 16-5 117 5 3 1

:K)6.5U Belmont 7-8 1:26 fast 2J 113 2 1 1

39.568 Belmont 7-8 1:26 slow 6 126 4 5

39390 .Saratoga 1 l:36%fast C 116 5 5 6

39171 Empire 1 1-16 l:45%fast 7 111 2 3 2

S9132 Empire lm70y l:423sfast 16-5 117 4 3 3

3S963 Aq'duct 1 1-8 l:49%fast 7 113 4 1 1

3892.3 Aq’duct 7-8 l:23^ifast 12 115 9 9

388.55 Aq’duct 1 l;.36%fast 20 109 6 3 2

2S6.S2 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:47 fast 11-5 111 6 3 2

38614 Belmont 6i f 1:20 good .31 113 B 5

38407 Belmont 61 f 1:20 fast 10 120 3 3 6

tDisqualifled for foul.

LITTLE NEAKEE, b. g, 10 107

41405 Empire 1 1-16 1:.51 hvy 2 lOS 3 4 o

44269 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 41 104 6 8 8

44200 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47^sSlow 7 113 4 5 5

39905 Aq’duct 1 5-16 2:14%good 41 106 2 5 5

39747 Aq’duct 1 5-16 2:15%sIop 3-5 116 1 3 2

39431 Sar’toga 1 5-16 2:114ifast 13-5 127 4 4 3

39391 Sar’toga 1 5-16 2:10 fast 5 115 6 5 4

WHIMSY, br. K. e 115

44447 Empire 1 1-16 1 :47»5fa.st 20 103 4 3 4

442.50 Jamaica lm70yl :45A5f ast 16-5 105 3 1 1

44197 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47V8slow 2 111 1 1 1

44CC1 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:46V6fast 12-5 109 4 1 1

112 333
111 7 4 4
117 5 3 1

113 2 1 1

126 4 5

116 5 5 6
111 2 3 2

117 4 3 3

113 4 1 1
115 9 9

109 6 3 2
111 5 3 2
113 B .5

107

105 3 4 o
104 6 8 8
113 4 5 5

106 2 5 5
116 1 3 2

115

103 434

43759 Aq’duct
43677 Belmont
43644 Belmont
CADDIE, b. g. 4
43987 -\q’duct
43705 Belmont
43208 Empire 1

1 1::19 fast 8 108 4 1 1

7-8 l:2.5«ifast 16-5 106 1 2 2
1 l:41%fast 11-10 114 1 2 -2
4 107

1 1:40 fast 30 11,5 1 3 5

1 l:39%f:ist ,’iO 106 1 2 5

1 1-4 2:09Wgpod ;!0 107 2 1 1

7» S'" R Ball
41 4»i R Ball
3® 2* E Taplin
2® 2* J Loftus
1* li J Loftus
3® 1* J Loftus

6 5’ T Rowan

31 415 T Davies
2® 2!> T Davies
1* 1® L Ensor

431S4 Empire

1 l:46%mad

30

115

2

4

6

6

7

7*'

42151 Empire

1 1-16 l:48%fast

30

112

li)

4 11

11=

11®'

42752 Belmont

1 l:43%mud

15

115

1

1

2

li

1®

4’2*;2;i Pelniont

7-8 l:’26%fast

30

101

4

6

7

6J

•5*1

42583 Belmont

1 l:58®4;fai;t

25

lot

8

8

7

6

65

7*'

42350 Pimlico

1 1-18 l:49%fust

12f

10f>

1

2

2

2

6*

S':

P. G. KING, 1

b. g. 4

115

By

44.348 Empire

1 1-16 1:49 hvy

12

108

8

S

6

5

6=

6"

41269 .lamaica

1 1-16 l:47%fast

15

1095

5

7

7

6

411

3®:

44201 Jamaica

3-4 1:15 slow

15

IIS

8

9

9

6®

5®

43985 Aq’duct

1 l:40%fast

1

IIG

.7

6

3

1*

1®

1*

4:!943 Aq’duct

1 1:43 slow

6

115

1

7

7

3

3*

3»?

4;!799 -Aii’iluct
43756 Aq'duct

1 l:40%fa.st
1 l:405ifast

FRANK WATERS, ch. g. 4

44H.8 Empire 1 1-4 2:077jfast 8
44405 Empire 1 1-16 1:.51 hvy 20
44;165 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%mud 15
44305 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%fast 4
44217 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 7

44305 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%fast 4
44217 Jamaica 3-4 1:15 fast 7

4:!9:?8 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%slow 25

43911 Aq’duct 1 l:liyr,mud 10

4:?797 Aq’duct 6i f 1 :19Vsfast 30
43705 Belmont 1 l:39%fast 7

4.366:5 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 10

PEHSEDS, b. g. 5
44216 Jamaica lm70yl :43%fast 12
44l:i7 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:51Mihvy 15
4 ;h/ 94 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:47%good U
42737 Cl’ksb’g Ab7-8 l:25%fast —
42698 CTk.sb’g Ab7-S 1:26 fast —
42693 Cl’ksb’g Ab7-S l:2614fast —
42653 Hacers. Ab7-8 l:21%fast —
4’2647 Hagers. Ab7-8 1 :22%fast —
42632 Hagers. Ab7-8 l:229&fast —
DANDY DUDE. ch. g. 5
44.318 Empire 1 1-16 1:49 hvy 3
441:57 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:51Mihvy 20
44062 Jamaica 5i f l:05%fast 500
42949 Aq’duct 3-4 1 :14Vtfast 20
41109 Havana 5-8 LOO^fast 60
4018.5 Empire 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6
40153 Empire lm70y l:46%fast 2i
HICKORYNUT. b. m. 5
44368 Empire 1 1-16 1 :51%mud 15
442.52 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:48 fast 12
44039 Jamaica lm70yl:4.5 fast 60
43777 Aq’duct 1 l:394fefast 30

43723 Belmont 1 l:40%fast 30

43663 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 40

43608 Belmont 1 l:42%mud 30

43564 Saratoga 1 1:39 f.-ist 40

43777 Aq’duct
43723 Belmont
43663 Belmont
43608 Belmont
43564 Saratoga

106 6 5 5

106 5 4 3

115

114 3 4 4

113 4 5 4

115 9 11

108 2 4 4
120 9 10

123 8 7

108 4 2 2
120 6 4

112 5 6 4
12-2 4 2 2

107

104 2 4 5
111 3 3 3
llOi 9 7 4
11.8

116
118
115

114
118

115

103 9 9 8
m 7 4 4
100 9 8

115 14 15

103 10 10

106 4 1 1
115 4 3 2

105

108 7 7 7
108 4 6 6
102 2 8 11

107 4 5 5
100 4 6 6

108 7 7 7
108i 244
107 3 5 5

RENO FORM CHART place, $2.80 show; Indian Brigade, $3.80 place,

82.60 show; Frederick Miller, $3.20 sliow.

Tir.io, 24%, 48%, 1:07%. Track fast.

RENO, Nev., Tuesday, September 23, 1919. — 'Winner — L. Jlattliews’ b. g, 10, by Woolsthorpe—

Ninth day. Reno Joekey Club. Fall Meeting of 19 Dietyiina, by St. Blaise (trained by L. Matthews;
(lays. Weather clear. bred tiy Mr. O. G. I’arke).

Stewards, Ix'on Wing and L. O. Henderson. Went to post at 2:53. At post 1 minute. Start
Starter, James Haley. Racing secretary, W. IV. good r.iid slow. Won driving; second ami third the

440^9 first Race— 3-4 Milo (July 19, 1910—
1:12%— 3— 111.) Purse $200. 3-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

439’26 Caiit. Dru.se 108 l-i (’ (!r«ss 1460-100

43933 Pajarolta il.lOS 2"K C Clampitt 3S0-100

43927 W. M. BakerlOl 31 J Majestic 2420-100

440’26 l.oiiiso MacklOl 4J B Koppienian IIO-ICO

440’27 = Satala Kfl .5® B Pinnegar 200-10')

4393.5 Treowen 10.8 6‘ C McEwen 9680-100

439’26 G. W. KiskerlOS 7 R Ryan 8920-100

.$2 imituels paid. Capt. Druse, $31.20 straight,
$7.80 pl:ice. $3.20 show; I’ajaroita II. , $ti.00 place,
$3.(M) .show; W. M. 15akcr. $4.40 show.

Time, 25, 50, 1:15%. Track fast.

Winner — C. 11. James’ b. g. 10. by Ben Howard —
Satinet, by Cyclops (trained liy W. MeClintock;
bred by Messrs. Charles Bros.').

Went to pest at 2:25. At post 3 minutes. Start
gr«)il and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs (Oct. 3,
’ttUOO 1916— 1:0G%— 5— 105.) Purse $200. 3-

year-olds and upward. Claiming. Not value to
winner $140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straiglit.

4393.3®Quid Nunc 111 1» C Thompson 320-100

43936® Ind. Brigade HI 2* B Pinnegar 250- 10()
(439’25)F’k Miller 111 3=} C Riddle 560-100

4397H*L. St. Pat’k 108 4'i J McBride 470-100

430SO®MuItnomah 114 5* C Gros.s 400-100

43541®Klo 111 6=i J Maje.stic 4510-100

43931 Zlm 111 7 B Koppleman 2300-100

$3 mutuelb paid. Quid Nunc. $8.60 atraight, $4.00

good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.

440RR fifth Race— 1-2 Mile (July 3. 1910—
46%— 7— 113.) Purse $200. 3-year-olds
and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $140;
second, $40; third, $20.

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Pin.

Jockey.

Str.alglit.

(4.3926) Valli V.

113

15

R

Carter

1.700-100

43935

* Nellie B.

113

2*5 C Thompson

140-100

26136

Dr. Max

113

3*

C

Gross

760-100

43937

Rut’nd ArmsllS

45

J

McBride

120-100

43544

Pickagain

113

F

Hunt

2520-100

Fayette C.

116

6

R

Ryan

10110-100

By Giganteum — Nil Desperandum (J. J. Murphy).

5i .'** T Nolan (5 .Tack Mount, Bar One, Jlonomoy

6 6** T Nolan 6 Lucius. Hindnostan, Monomoy

6’ 4’i J Butwell 9 M. .Tumbu, Sycamoor. N. Simplex

8i 8“ J Butwell 11 Dr.Rae, Fred, tlie Great, Goaler

2* 3’ E Sande 5 Lucius, Capt. Hodge, Dr. Rae

3i 2i T Nolan 7 F. Waters, Wawbeek, Ap.Wiske

2® 2a T Nolan 7 Wise Man, Capt. Hodge, Arravan

6* 6*® T Nolan 10 Poacher, (’apt. Hodge, Starter

By Chuctanunda — Toplash (Allies Stable).

$2 mutuels paid, Vnlli V., $32.00 straight, $5.60
place, $3.40 show; Nellie B., $3.40 place, $2.60
show; Dr. Max, $3.00 show.

Time, 24%, 48%. Track fast.

Winner — T. J. Grant’s ch. ni, 5, by Barnesdale —
Edna Greene, by Tlie Hero (trained by T. J.
Grant: bred by Mr. W. E. Watts).

Went to post at 4:20. At post 5 minutes. Start
good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

440^7 Race— 1 Mile (Aug. 14, 1915—

•x-xv/oi 1;38%— 5— 128.) Purse $200. 3-year-
olds and upward. ClaimAng. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. 'Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

43887 Dickie W. Ill 1*J R Carter I7M00

44031 Orbiculation 111 2>® J McBride 220-100

43922 Pr. Phils’ pe 106 3= C Thompson 2260- ino

43931 »Dchra 111 4'® C Gross 190-100

43889 F'gety RoguelOO 6 C Riddle 3520-100

$2 mutuels paid, Dickie W., $5.40 straight, $2.80
place, $2.20 sliow; Orbiculation, $2.60 place, $2.20
show: Prince I’hilstliorpo, SS.tifl sliow.

Time, 24%, 49, 1:15%. 1:41%. Track fast.

Winner — H. W. Barnes’ hr. g. 4, by_ Dick Fin-
nell — Bellegarde II.. hy Beauclerc (trained by J.
Hill; bn>d by Mr. B. U. Anderson).

Went to i>ost at 4:.53. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.

RENO FORM CHART

RENO. Nev., 'Wednesday, September 24, 1919. —
Tenth day. Reno Jockey Club. Fall Meeting of 19
days. Weather clear.

Stewards, Leon Wing and L. O. Henderson.
Starter, James Haley. Racing Secretary, W. W.
Filin.

440 QR First Race— 3-4 Mile. (July 19, 1916—
1;12%— 3— 111.) Purse .S200. 3-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Ekiulv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

today completed tlie draft of a bill to ostaldlsli
a permanent railroad policy. Government control
and operation of tlie roads would end thirty days
after enactment of the measure.

IjON’DON, England. October 18. — Groat Britain lias
already 1.600 profiteering tribunals in operation,
it was aniioiiiiced today l>y Charles A. McCurdy,
secretary to tlie ministry of food. Since tlie profit-
eering act was passed by iiarlinment, lie stated,
the food minister lias instituted 1,3.50 prosecutions
and .secured fines totaling $35,000.

NEW YOBK, N. Y.. October 18. — Bringing 255
pas.sengers and crew of the French steamer Venezia,
which burned at sea last Monday off the Newfound-
land fisliing banks, the steamer Chicago arrived
here tliis morning.

44031 L. Innoc’nco

108

li

R Ryan

1480-100

44026 Freda T.

106

25

J McBride

250-100

44029*Volima

108

3*5 C Gross

60-100

43926 Jen. Small

108

4*

C Thompson

1420-100

43892 »Ula

104

5

C McEwen

1460-100

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8 8®® J McTag’t 8 Hollister, Boniface, Kashmir

2* 21 W Lang 4 Columbine, Piedra, Nominee

5® 5® F Hopkins 7 Naturalist, Kaslimir, Dorcas

2i 3® T Rice 6 Ticket, Daddy’s Choice. 'Yalor

2J 3ti T Rice 6 Suiiflash IL, Star Master, Valor

4-1 • T Rice 8 StarJIaster, CoriiTassel, Debadou

3* 4*j T Rice 6 Sun. Slope, F. Wand, Naturulist

1® 2i R Troise 7 Spur, Heiidrie, Hanovlii

2® 4*5 E Taplin 9 St. Isidore, Haiioviu, Bondage

3® 4*i E Taidin 6 Hand Grenade, Borrow, llendrle

9 9'* E Taplin 9 Old Koenig. Roamer. Polymeliai-

2- 2*J C Kummer 6 Roamer, Hand Grenade. Borrow

l‘i 1‘ C Mergler 8 Oboliis, Wise Man, Whimsy

li 1* J Bell <! Pullux, Woo(ltrai), Golden Glow

6® 6‘® W Knapp 7 Stargazer, Tea Caddy, R.Maider

By Golden Maxim — Loonalla (R. L. Bresler).

4’1 4*i E Haynes 7 I’addyDear. I’oilu. FrankWaters
7* S'" R Bail 9 Gex. Jack Mount. 1*. G. King

41 4®i R Ball 5 Favour, Keen Jane, Kilkenny

3® 2® E Taplin 5 Woodtrap, S. Banner, Irregular

2® 2* J Loftus 3 Game Cock, Conduit

1* IJ J Loftus 6 Dan, Deckmate, N. K. Beal

3® 1* J Loftus 7 Conduit, Dan. Bar of Phoenix

By Burgomaster — 'Whimsical (F. Regan),
oi 5*5 H Ericks’n 7 AlbcrtA.. G. -Swell, Ten. Bon

6 5* T Rowan 6 Sundial II. , Tenons Bon. Tetley

31 415 >i> Davies 5 Albert A., TenonsBon, Mouomoy

2® 2*> T Davies 6 Albert A., Tetley, Recount

1* 1® L Ensor 9 Cliasseur, Tenons Bon, Grundy

2® 2® L McAtee 5 Abadane, Dad. Choice, Monomoy

2® 2* E Haynes 4 Han. Valley, Rockport. Batette

By Star Shoot — Lost Ball (J. L. Donovan),

5 5*‘ T Rowan 5 Wee Ixuiise, Damaris, Sanlx'rla

8 8=® T Rowan S Sundial II. , Goaler, F. Waters

4 3*" T Rowan 4 Comnie Ci, Ctimluit, John I. Day

12 B. of l"lio*"iii.\, J. Mount, Napoli

2* 2a8 J Fruch 8 Litholick, Wilfreda, Chief
2- 2- J Frach 7 Gex. Salvatelle, Wilfreda
By King James — Lacona (A. A. Reilly),

7 7'* M Rowan 7 I’ecr.One, Capt. Hodge, L.HerlM"rt
3'1 3*i M Rowan 7 Paddy Dear, I’oilu, LittleNearcr
9* 8'® T Rowan 13 Jlanoevre. Back Ba.v. I’oilu

4i .8«5 C Kummer 7 Bettie Bluff, Mi.ssOrb, J. O’Dowd
41 3®4 J Butwell 11 Paddy. Tommy waac. Salvatelle
4‘ 4*4’ J Butwell 12 Nightstick. B.B.iy, T.F.M’M’Uon
9® 10®* M Buxton 11 I’ictor. Lucius, War Note

5® 5'® .1 Butwell 8 Arnold. Tenons Bon, Trophy

4i 3*1 J Butwell 8 Sundial II., Goaler. The Cock

1* 5*5 J Butwell 7 Mary Belie, Pictor, Graphic

By Sempronius — Himera (H. J. Hart).

5® :i'* M Mount’n i) Hind’staii, Dra.g.Uoek, J. O’Dowd
3’ 3* M Mounfnll Dandy Dude, liar One, Starter
6i 6*1 T Par’ton 15 Antoinette, Belario, Th. Bloom

5*i T Par’ton .8 Bev.. lames. At.Muir, MaeM’rray

2® T Par’ton 7 Molly ()., Roy Ennis. Will Soon

4*1 D Stirling 7 F. Royal, L. England, R’dmaster

6»i E Hileman 7 laila, Otiseo, .Safranor

4* 5V Hinphy 8 J. Sclias, C. Ellwanger, MollyO.

2>* W Hinphy 8 Scylla, Carl Ellwanger, Celtubel

By Jack Point — Raiment (Marrone Stable).

3* 4'® J Zoeller !» Jack Mount. B. Roberts, BarOiie

2* 1® J Zoeller 11 Bar One, Perseus, Starter

8 7‘* G ■\V Car’l 9 Toto. Right Angle, Arnpld

14 13'* J Butwell 15 Right Angle, Alvord, UltraGold

8i 5®5 R Troise 10 I.it. Nephew, G.Schecr, CallShot

4.) 7*" L McAtee 0 Orderly, Irregular, High. Lassie

1* 2® M B’axton 11 Intriguer, B.P’diller, FirstTroop

By Hessian — Lychee Nut (W. Cahill).

5* 5** J Rod’g’cz 7 Zinnia, Koii-i-Nmir, Keen .Ta’iie
6 5'* M Buxton 6 Bur One, Paddy Dear, B. Roberts

10* 10** F 'Weiner 11 Orderly. Dr’gonltoek, Nightstick
5 5*® J Callahan 5 MaryBelle, Graphic, D.Vandiver

5* 4*i J CallalianlO I’ictor, Koh-i-Noor, F.theGreat
6* 6®5 L Fator 7 Mary Belle, Pictor, Graphic

5 5’* A Johnson 5 Jolin 1. Day, Lucius, Graphic

6 6** H Ham’t’n 6 Sedan. Harry Brelvogel. Dorcas

$2 mutuels paid. Lady Innocence, $31.60 straight,
$7.20 place, $2.60 show; Freda T., $4.00 place, $2.20
show; Volima, $2.20 show.

Time, 24«,i, 50. 1:16«A. Track fast.

Winner — Riley & 'Williams’ b. m. 8, by Salvation
— Mi Reinn, hy Santiago (trained by G. W. Wil-
liams; bred by Messrs. Lawrence & Comstock).

Went to post at 2:20. At post 2 minutes. Start
good and slow. 'Won driving; second and third the
siime.

4 40QQ Second Race — 5-8 Mile. (June 26, 1918
_693/,_a_lll.) Puree $200. 2-year-
olds. Maidens. Special 'Weights. Net value to
winner $140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straiglit.

43981 Bat. Mount’nl09 1*J B Pinnegar 370-100

439.3‘2 ‘Lottie Lee 109 25 E Koppiem.an 7.5C-100

ADVERTISED SPECIAL MONDAY,
OCTOBER 13. WITHDRAWN.

LITTLE COTTAGE $10.15-$! 2ND

DANCING CARNIVAL $ 4.45-Sl 2ND

WOODTRAP $ 5.00-$! 2ND

KINGFISHER $ 6.05-$l V/ON

LADY GERTRUDE $ 5.00-$! WON

ELLISON $ie.36-$l WON

BLACKIE DAW $ 1.30-$1 WON

STOCKWELL $ 3.10-$1 WON

MONOMOY S 7.00-$l WON

OPENING SPECIAL. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23.

Terms — $5 Cash, in advance. Must win 4-1 or
more, or next one FREE. Why wait.

ELARE JAY,

120 Allen’s Ave, Care Jacobs, Galesburg, 111,

43932 *Playthlng 109 35 C Thompson 190-100

S.age Hen 109 4*® J McBride 160-100

43932 Mad’m Hurryl09 5* C Gross 3000-100

43920 Lone Pine 109 6 S Higuera 4,520-100

$2 mutuels paid. Battle Mountain, $9.40 straight,
$4.20 place, $2.20 show; I^ottie Lee, $4.80 place,
$2.<;0 show; Plaything. $2.20 sliow.

Time. 24%, 50. 1:02%. Track fast.

Winner — F. Bicknell’s br. g, by Montgomery —
Gelieimniss, by Sain (trained by F. Bicknell; bred
by Nevada Stock Farm).

Went to post at 2:59. .\t post 3 minutes. Start

good and slow. Won easily; second and tlilrd driv-
ing.

d.d.1 on Third Race— 1-2 Mile. (July 3, 1916 —
4<33.^_7_113.) Purse $200. 3-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

■ Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight
(44036) Vain V. 108 I" R Carter SIO-lOO

44028 ‘Doctor Zab ’’1.5 2* J McBride 1."4)-100

44028 Little Birdie 108 3*J M Clampitt 1140-lCfl

J’ge Ellsw’th IIS 4* C Gross 2860-100

43548 Cal Curn 108 5* B Pinnegar 210-100

Rex Terra 108 6 R Ry.an 2600-100

$2 mutuels paid, Valli V.. $8.80 straiglit, $3.60
place, $2.60 sliow; Doctor Zab, $3.00 place, $2.40
sliow; Little Birdie. $3.6t) show.

Time, 24, 48%. Track fast.

'Winner — T. J. Grant’s ch. m, 5, by Barnesdali; —
Edna Greene, by The Hero (trained by T. J. Grant;
bri"d l.y Mr. W. E. Watts).

Went to post at 3:30. At post 2 minutes. Start
good and slow. 'Won driving; second and third the
>ame.

lld.1 01 Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile. (July 19, 1916
_1:1224_3 _iii.) Purze $250. 3-year-
olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner
$175; second, $50; third, $25.

E(]iiiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

( 43929 )PromiseMe 109 li R I,owe I.IO-KX)

(43980) La B. Noire112 2* R Carter 240-100

43937 ‘Gold. Chancel07 S*1 C Gross 2r.0-l(X)

(43982) Pink Tenny 107 4 J McBride 6.70-100

$2 mutuels paid, I’romiso Me, $5.00 straight.
$2.80 place; I,a Bete Noire, $3.60 place; no show
mutuels sold.

Time, 24, 48%, 1:13%. Track fast. ■

Winner — Hall & Go van’s b. c. 4, by Joe Carey —
Taiiiiga. by Emperor of Norfolk (trained by W.
De Bolt; bred by Mr. Ward E. Hall).

Went to post at 3:.59. At post 3 minutes. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird (Iriv-
ing. i

4-4109 Fifth Race — 5-8 Mile. (June 26, 1918 —
69%_2_1U.) Purse $200. 3-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. 'Wt. Fin. Jockey. Btriiight.

43934 *Cy Merrick 108 15 K Carter 110-100

44033 Multnomah 111 2* T Buel 2600-100

4!02G*Okla. Irish 108 3® J McBride 210-100

43934 Roy. JohnnlelOS 4® C Gross 2240-100

44029 N. Walcutt 108 5i R Ryan :i90-10Ci

44029 Appletto 109 6 B Pinnegar 3720-100

$2 mutuels paid, C.v Merrick, $4. ‘20 straight. $3.60
place, $2.40 show; Mnltnomali, $17.40 place, $3. ‘20
show; Oklahoma Iris’.i. $2.40 show.

Time, 24%, 49, 1:01%. Track fast.

Winner — J. J. R.vaii’s br. g, 8, by Peep o’D.ay — -
Prinzessin, by St. George (trained by G, P. Uyan-,
bred by Mr. W. T. Anderson).

Went to post at 4:36. At post 1 minute. .Start

good and slow. Won driving; si’cond and tliird the
same.

441 OS Sixth Race— 1 Mile. (Aug. 14, 1915—
■XXJ.V/U 1;38%— 5— 128.) Purse $200. 3-year-

olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straighl.

44031 ®Mister Mark 1()5 1* C Gross 150-1'.)0

43984 Yowell li:i 2~ B I’innegar 440-l''»

Louisville Races

J. J. scFreiner

AMEItlCA’S PUE.4IIER CLOCKEIl

Thirty Years’ Experience as Trainer- docker.
YOU CAN EMPLOY ME TO "WORK FOR YOU.
$12 FOR THIS NINE DAYS’ MEETING.
OPENING DAY OCT. 23D. RUSH ORDER.
Don’t fool your time and inom'j" away on quack
dope, ciu'up tips and pay-after-yon- win stuff.
Wake up. Tie up witli a man lliat knows the
game in all its angles. No liandicaiiping or
guesswork with me. Iteiiiemlier. the stalile
money .is het on tliose I give. Telegraph remit-
tance or remit hy express order in letter. I
wire one or two horses daily at 11 a. m.

TYLER HOTEL : : LOUISVILLE, KY.

UNEQliALED WINNING SYSTEM

Mr. I’layer, if you want lo speeulate profitably at
the track. piHdroom or liandhiKik. you will find the
UNEGUALED V71NNING SYSTEM a great advantage
to you in selecting WINNERS.

It is tlie superior of any winning system that has
ever l« en iilaecd Iiefore the luiblic. as it selects
favorites and long shots. Write at once.

UNEGUALED PUB. CO.

Box 117 :: :: :: Buffalo, N. Y.

Advertised Special Postponed

Bad track and track conditions spoiled sev-
eral go(fl tilings for me at Latonia. 1 look
for a good meeting at Louisville, as I have
several gmwl ones that will get the money,
with giMid rai-ing luck nt good odds. Those that,
are on my Iwioks for Guaranteed Special will get
my wire, also Special, and tlii" day I wire you
tills one your wire will reed Advertised Special.
1 will lie at LouLsville until Tuesday, reinrning
to my offii-e Wednesday, and I lio|ie to brin.g
back the goods with me. I may liave ;i b:id
break oeee.sionally, but m.v information will got
the money in the ("ml. as my winners are always
at good odds. Five Dollars the Meeting of Nine
Racing Days, Including Advertised Special.

EX-JOCKEY MARSHALL

(Initials E. J.)

113 Standard Trust and Savings Bank Building.

CHICAGO. ILL.

440^4 Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs (Oct. 3,
-iwo-x 1016— 1:06*%— 5— 105.) Purse $200. 3-

year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to
winner $140; second, $40; third, $20.

E'luiv. OdJs

Reliable Bettors Only

I will wire you ONE OR TWO LONG SHOTS
(lail.v during ( liureliill Downs meeting it at end of
the meeting yon will remit me what you thick right
out of your winnings. Write me today, giving me
your <y)rr("ct mime and address where my telegrams
will find you promptly any d.iy.

KICII WILLIS.

STATION F, LOUISVILLE. KY.

The Reliable, Wonderful, Winning System

is .a big winner and still winning. Gives many 8, 10
ami 15 and 21) to t shots. No Iiaiidieapping. It
selects the winners in n moment’s time from Hie
entries. Can is* played rvitli large or small euiiital.
GET IN LINE. STOP THAT GUESSING AND
LOSING. START WINNING. The price is within
reach of all. Write at once.

WATSON CORNELL.

KENTUCKY

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Fin.

Jockey. iSl raiirlit.

44031 B. of

Bl’ney

110

3nk

R laiwe

43983®

linprrsnion

113

1* E

Turk

40-100

44025*Bas Blancs

108

412

C McEwen

4 '02 6

Foeman

117

2*5 ('

(Jrosa

4iH)-100

4402.5 Frank

RogonlOS

C Riddle

43982

Tambiaii

109

3 '® < '

Th'jnipsoii

1260-10)1

43925 Frank

D’ton

99

6

T Buel

43982

Col. Boyle

109

4 C

Kiddle

.',(10-1110

.$2 mutuels

I>aid.

Mister

Mark, $.7.00

.$2 miitiii'ls jiui'l. Impression. $2.80 straight, $2.40
idace; Foenian. $2.80 place; no sliow mutuels sold.

Time, 23%, 48. 1:06%. Track fact.

Winiiir — R. ('. Si iiiirn's br. g, 10. hy Wild Mint
— Insiuratioii, liy Ayrshire (trained hy E. Kinnaman;
br("d tiy Mr. II. II. Hewitt).

Went to iHist at 3:19. At post 1 minute. Start
gmal and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.

44n‘^*=» Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile (July 19, 1916
•xtuoo 3— 111.) Purse $2C0. 3-year-

olds and upward. Claiming. Not value to winner
$140; second, $40; third, $20.

Equiv. Odds

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.
103 1* R Ryan

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jocke;

43982 ®Bon Sante 103 1* R Ryan

43984 After Night 107 25 T Buel

(43936) Ethel 110

(43934)1. W.Harpcr 110

3J C Gross
4 J Majestic

$2 mutuels paid. Bon Sante, $6.60 straight, $3.40
idaee; After Night, $5.40 place; no show mutuels
sobl.

Time, 24, 48®», 1:14%. Track fast.

Winner — S. A. Ballengcr’s b. g, 3, by The Sharp-
er — Lilypail, by Blackslock (trained by S. A. Bal-
lenger; lired by Mr. W. E. Misxly).

YVeut to post at 3:47. At post 2 miautes. Start

SHOW, juv.,11. luace,

show; Bit of Blarnev, $2.20 show.

Time, 24%. 49. 1:14%, 1:41%. Track fast.

Winner — J. C. YVaddell’s b. c, 3, by Marcovil —
My.stery, hy Trontbeck (trained by J. C. Waddell;
lired in England by Duke of Westminster).

Went to i>ost at 5:C)4. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird driv-
ing.

♦ —

GENERAL NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY

PARIS. Franco, October 18. — The supreme conneil
today adopted a resolution that delegates of tlie
great powers may sit on tlie various commissions
created under the German peace treaty and may
vote on questions before these commissions whether
or not their governments have ratified tlie treaty.
If the I'nited States senate does not object it is
stated to be probable tliat American delegates will
take the places assigned to the United State on such
commissions.

WASHINGTON. D. October 18.— After adopting
provisions to end railroad strikes by penalizing em-
ployes wlio go on strike or others who foment
btrikee, the beuute interstate commerce committee

SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD.

^ ^ Goes Tliursday, Oct. 23. It i.s an

N Siicciiil and few mistakes are ev« r
niade on these. We guarantee X Spe-
<'*nl lo win ami win only, or send all
V suliserilhTs to same Free a $5 suh-

\ scription to oiir Daily One Horso 'Wire

' ^ Service in case horse loses. Send $2
for X Special today. Monday’s Soe-
cial: Exuress-Friday-Do-Bed-Do-Do. THE TURF

REPORTER, 25 cents, now on sale,

609. 22 W. Guincy St. (Estab. 1904.) Chicago. lU.

Tuesday, October 21.

All arrangements Imve been eompleted, and barring
accidents the XX SPECIAL Mill deliver. Don’t fail
to g' t in; it’s the first $2 XX SPECIAL we have
liad in a long time. MUST 'WIN or we wire you
next one free. Send $2 for it right noiv. p’or further
p.irtieulars see latest THORGUCHBRED. On sale
all iieMs-staiids. Onl.v 25 CENTS.

MONDAY’S BEST: R'jsh- Wcstera-Thc-It-See-Mix.

TIIK AYIIMIICAN TllOKOlTOHnilKn
Baltimore Building : : Chicago, Illinois

A WINNER and a 2nd were last S;itiirday’s Getaivay
Siieeials. Ih-n’t miss next Saturday’s TWO LIVE
ONES. at Ixuisville. Onl.v $2. A Miiiner and a loser
were Saturday’s Dailies. Terms 85 for 6 dav'S.

MONDAY’S FORM SPECIAL:' No. 121.
SUndud Turf Guide, 22 'W. Uuiocy St., Chicugo. UL